My Kogi L7eh has an extremely dim display and doesn't bring up the adjustment menu when I press the monitor buttons. When the computer is in an idle state, if the monitor is on, it also begins cycling between solid red, green and blue screens. I first noticed this after my computer had been turned off. When I turned it back on, the monitor wasn't turning on at first. After restarting and trying to change the monitor settings (with the buttons on the monitor), the menu was in German, and the screen off center. Now the online problem is that it is very dim, cycles and I can't change it's settings. When I hit the buttons on the monitor, a small box appears at the top, but it doesn't have any text, nor can I do anything with further button presses.

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Hold the menu button down long enough and it should unlock, if it unlocks and then locks back up immediately, you have a problem on the main board

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Hello,

Please provide me some answers to the following questions in order to provide a better solution. Also this questions may help you to better understand the nature of this problem.

1. Can you see an image on you screen? (even if it's distorded and shown only in one of these colors or randomly)
2. Does the monitor cycles these colors normally when it's not connected to a pc in order to make a self test?
3. Is the video cable properly connected to the computer and the video card is firmly attached to the motherboard?
4. Can you test the monitor using another pc?
5. Does light taps on the side of the monitor's casing change the pattern of the color cycling problem?

If these tips doesn't help, please provide some answers to these questions and I'll try to help you with some ways to fix the problem based on it's description.

SOURCE: Kogi Monitor

Hello there.

You need to enable the external display in your Operating System.

Please see http://www.mrhope.com/issues/ch000801.htm for information on the FN keys on your laptop.

Hope this helps.

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I found one from COMPUTERLOGIN . It was around $22.00 includeing delivery. 12V - 4 Amp.

SOURCE: Please help for Cable and Power supply for KOGI monitor L7EH-TA ???

the power cable is as the simple attach to run the pc..

the vga cable u have to buy it from computer/monitor shop..
ask them for cable by telling them the model and spec. of your monitor.

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