When I plug everything in, I have no signal from my computer monitor, and the orange and green lights are solid. What is wrong?
755621
As the others suggested, first make sure the cables are good. Are you using the wifi dongle or are you connected via an Ethernet cable? I had problems using the dongle due to signal strength. I then connected directly to the modem, acquired an ip address via DHCP and it started working.
755622
Plug the hdmi into a television. If it works the tv, then your monitor is the problem. If it doesn't work on the tv either, then your Pi has a problem.
755623
Sounds like change input on monitor or TV, might have a bad flash on SD card, or bad cable going to TV...without seeing it first had tough to know for sure , do trial and error , you will find the problem....
935837
Check that the cable is fully seated in your PC. I had the same issue, I thought it was fully plugged in but there was one more click it could go.
2061591
Hello. That's probably over my tech level but.......you'll have to determine whether it is the physical port, where you plug it in, or an internal connection running from inside the computer, yea I know, no easy feat. Now, it could be your ethernet cable, try another cable first. I would go to the manual and see if there is a "replace your ethernet port". These things are usually pretty sturdy. Try everything else before trying to change out hardware. For what is worth.West
758663
My only suggestion is that you change out the cables you are using. If you are using VGA or HDMI, etc., try a new one. Sometimes that will take care of the problem.
1189430
Hello,I made the same mistake, check that you have ALL the cables connected. There are three total- HDMI- Power- I forget the name if the last. But there are three cables to be connected.
1071959
Thought of something else. Make sure your power adapter is set to the correct polarity + -, mine is set at +
224812
Check your cables! Maybe you've got something grounding out. Mine's still working fine after what, 6 mos or so?
2257677
sounds like you may have to send it back, but you can at least plug in another power supply, or test the units power supply on another 5 volt system, just to see what is broken. I have mine plugged into one of the USB ports on my TV, that way it powers off with the TV so I don't see a power light, it must be on the power supply it self. maybe moving it to another outlet might help to isolate the problem, just in case it was the outlet, saving you the trouble of sending it back. Good Luck!
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The light is supposed to be Green always. If it is not lit. Your powersupply is not receiving power.
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If the Monitor is on, it should show a blue screen however, it there's no signal, it will be blank. I hope this help.
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I have to agree with the previous suggestion. Remove and reseat the card, make sure your monitor cables are plugged in all the way (Bent pins can be a problem). Try it on another PC if available, or send it back to the vendor.I bought this care and am very happy with it.
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I think you have a dud---DOA. Mine worked as a "plug and play." Sorry I can not be more helpful.
1105892
mine does not have a green light, just the red one, I assume you are talking about the board... I would verify that you have 12 VDC and ground to the board, if so, hold the button down on the board, if the light does not come on or start blinking I would suggest getting it replaced under warranty if that is an option..
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Technically this isn't a support forum but... Are you sure your pc is outputting signal over the VGA, I ask this because I believe there two lights that come on when signal is passed through the device.
697218
if it was installed correctly, the backlit showed be on. There is a wire that is connected to the power, that should be properly inserted into the small connector on the circuit board.
1918156
Make you are connected to a source that is putting out a signal. Try another source or camera. Make sure to chang input to the proper cable you are using to view on monitor.
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Certainly sounds like you wired it correctly. Just remember that LEDs are polarity sensitive, so make sure your positive is on the red wire. If that is confirmed, then I have nothing more to suggest.