How do you adjust the volume on this monitor? When I click volume on the OSD, nothing happens
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I don't use the monitor for sound. I have a seperate pair of speakers hooked up!!
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Unfortunately the highest setting for the volume is a little louder than a mouse fart. You can pick up some pretty cheap powered speakers that will be 1000 times louder then the sound that will come out of this monitor.
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You know this system has been a pretty big pain for me. Sometimes it will work and then it just wont depending on what I have it hooked up to (TV, computer, etc.) I havent had that problem but I do know that you can go into the system through the TV and adjust the volume levels. You can also do a test to check all the speaker levels. Also try pressing "optical" on the remote.
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I'm going off memory here...but I do recall there are different modes. You can try and follow the included instructions but they're not great. Don't be afraid to press buttons, it's pretty easy to figure out what each one does after a series of hits. I do remember reading too though people having mixed issues with certain types of monitors. Hopefully that's not your situation. Hope this helps.
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Try this--Turn on the dm50, once the sound starts, look for a small vertical line just above the bottom of the screen,press the select button in the upper right corner--this will move the little line to the right-move it to the volume then push the up button just below it. There only three volume settings--then it mutes--good luck
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UBugMe's answer is absolutely right! On the right side of monitor, there is a switch for turn on or off VOX feature. Volume can be muted by lowering the volume. We appreciate your input UBugMe. Thank you. - Soltech Security
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I don't know about the volume, but you change the auto brightness by pressing the windows button and typing "brightness" in the search bar. There will be an option that will say turn on or turn off auto brightness, and turn of the auto brightness
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I had the same issue. I was at work and had to test and everyone would hear it. What you have to do is take off the back panel of the monitor and there is a little button in the back, you just keep tapping the button until the volume appears and you can mute it. Mine is now silent.
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There is an adjustment for volume in the speaker function. Just push the speaker function and adjust the volume using the up and down arrows.
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no! like seriously! my volume is stuck at "3" on the tv but there is no sound what-so-ever. it is unfixable
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Short answer: try turning it off and then on again every single day. Mine worked great for about a week and then became deafening loud even on the lowest volume setting. I discovered that if I reset the child-end of the monitor, it works great again for about 24 hours before become ridiculously loud again.
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Sounds like the sensitivity is set too low. Try increasing the sensitivity to pick up the sounds. Remember, if there are not loud enough sounds, the monitor does go into a ''mute" mode to save battery on the parent unit.
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It may be the monitor you have plugged in :) mine caps out at 1680 x 1050 ///// try plugging it into a hdmi tv :)
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If you go into the setup I think under settings there are a few OSD pop ups you can un click. One is "wrong screen resolution reminder". I had to do this on my mom's. I'm sorry I'm not in front of it at the moment to be of more help
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Through your computer's volume control. Doing that worked for mine. Hope I helped you. :)
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Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry if the instructions seem basic. Just don't know what level of Windows user my audience is. :) Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry... » Read More Did you change the audio output settings from your laptop? If not, you need to do this: Right click on the sound icon on the bottom right of your task bar (It's the icon that looks like a speaker close to where the date and time are displayed on the bottom right of your taskbar). Then, click on "Playback devices". Once the 'Sound' window opens up, click on the DisplayPort device that you want the sound output to go to. Then click the box at the bottom of the 'Sound' window that says 'Set as default'. Then click OK. Your sound should now be coming from your selected device. Sorry if the instructions seem basic. Just don't know what level of Windows user my audience is. :) « Show Less
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plug in an audio wire from the back of the pc to the back of the monitor. Audio settings are on the bottom left of the front panel. press the speaker button which is also the minus sign (-) and that will bring you to audio setting and where the input is coming from. GL