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• How can I connect monitor Apple Cinema Display to new Mac Pro?

  Bought new refurbished Mac Pro and cannot connect my 23 "Apple Cinema Display!

  Is what kind of Mac Pro?

• How to connect 2 LED cinema displays to MBP?

  Running a MBP 13 "2012. Found a lot of things on the movie screen 2 x 24 ". Now, try to understand how to work together.

  I'm not sure about tech miniDisplay, but curious to know if it can work similar to HDMI. The reason being, there are many (affordable) miniDisplay to 2 HDMI splitters, like this

  nail http://belkinbusiness.com/Products/f2cd059-Mini-DisplayPort-2x-HDMI-f-Splitter-d

  The only thing I found to miniDisplay for 2 miniDisplay exceeds $100 (for a monoprice product).

  Getting = Str K % 3AMEBIDX % 3AIT & http://www.eBay.com/ITM/371542962942?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649

  Do you think that using a minidisplay hdmi adapter on both screens, attach those to a hdmi splitter and which hang up to the MPB could split the signal correctly? Can not explain well, maybe this will help chart

  LED LED ACD ACD

  miniDisplay miniDisplay

  HDMI (M) HDMI (M)

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  HDMI (F) HDMI (F)

  Belkin splitter

  miniDisplay (F)

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  miniDisplay on MPB

  You want two 24 "screens showing the same image?  That's what most of the dispatchers.  MonoPrice says that Belkin does ' t say it than their dispatcher don't.

  If you want different pictures on the poster you will need a Matrox unit:

  http://www.Matrox.com/graphics/en/products/GXM/dh2go/Digital_Me/

  Simple Mini DisplayPort / HDMI adapters are used to connect HDMI displays to Mini DisplayPort.  They will not work in reverse.

  To connect a display, Mini DisplayPort to HDMI (or DVI with a DVI to HDMI cable) you need a converter, such as:

  http://www.KANEX.com/xD

• Can I conduct an Apple LED Cinema Display Monitor with a Dell laptop?

  I have an Apple LED Cinema Display Monitor. My work gave me a Dell laptop to do the work of CAD. I would drive with her display. Are there drivers / adapters to get the job done?

  You need a DisplayPort on the Dell. See also monitor LED Cinema Display (27-inch) - technical specifications .

  What is the version of Windows on Dell computer?

• X200s + ban (DisplayPort) to connect to the LED Cinema Display Apple (mini DisplayPort)?

  I'm considering buying Apple LED Cinema Display that has only one connection, mini DisplayPort. I have a X200s and the ban with DisplayPort.

  Did anyone have this combination work?

  Get a mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort connection is not easy what I can tell, but I spoke of circuits Assembly and they have a product that will ensure the necessary liaison (http://estore.circuitassembly.com/products/Mini-Displayport-Female-to-Displayport-Male-Adapter-Cable...), but cannot be sure it will work because they do not have Apple display on-site.

  All information on the issue of whether someone has had this or a similar configuration work would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Mark

  not sure, but it was a displayport to display mini port cable, Plug and play... He was provided on site Office, there was no mark on it.

• Access to the microphone LED Cinema Display

  I'm sure I must have missed the relevant information somewhere, but I can't seem to find it. How to access my micro LED Cinema Display of in a Windows 7 VM? 4 merger nor Windows 7 seems to be aware of its existence.

  On the host Mac computer, go to his-> entry, select microphone Cinema Display. Then you can use it in your win 7 VM. You need not connect directly in the virtual machine.

• LED Cinema 27 "compatible with the new MacBook Pro or Air

  Hello

  Before you plug my monitor Apple LED Cinema Display on my MacBook Pro (end-2013) most recent or the MacBook Air (mid-2012), I would like to check if I can do it. I don't want to curb the MacBooks, or the monitor.

  If this is supported, I guess that I connect the magsafe on the monitor for the magsafe my MacBook / mini-Display to Thunderbolt / USB to USB?

  Thank you.

  Guy

  Yes, it will work.  You may need a laptop computer for the new MagSafe adapter.

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MD504LL/A/MagSafe-to-MagSafe-2-converter

• SHARPEN LED CINEMA DISPLAY

  Y at - it another video card that could improve the sharpness of my LED Cinema Display Monitor. I currently have the following system configuration:

  Presentation of the material:

  Model name: Mac Pro

  Model identifier: MacPro5, 1

  Processor name: 6-Core Intel Xeon

  Processor speed: 2.4 GHz

  Number of processors: 2

  Total number of hearts: 12

  (By heart) L2 Cache: 256 KB

  L3 Cache (per CPU): 12 MB

  Memory:                                           16 GB

  Processor speed of interconnection: 5.86 GT/s

  Boot ROM version: MP51.007F.B03

  Version of the SCM (System): 1.39f11

  Version of the SMC (processor board): 1.39f11

  Serial number (System): C07JX07PF4MH

  Serial number (processor board): J5 * H8C

  Material UUID: *.

  ATI Radeon HD 5870:

  Chipset model: ATI Radeon HD 5870

  Type: GPU

  Bus:                           PCIe

  Slot: Slot-1

  The PCIe track width: x 16

  VRAM (Total): 1024 MB

  Seller: ATI (0 x 1002)

  Device ID: 0 x 6898

  Revision ID: 0x0000

  ROM revision: 113-C0780C-211

  EFI Driver Version: 01.00.436

  Exhibition:

  LED Cinema Display:

  Display type: LCD

  Resolution: 2560 x 1440

  Per pixel: 32-bit color (ARGB8888)

  View serial number: 2 a * 6JL

  Main screen: Yes

  Mirror: Off

  Online: Yes

  Rotation: support

  Connection type: DisplayPort

  < personal information under the direction of the host >

  I'll say no.

  It is the first LED cinema Display, if NOT a retina display.

  The screen, itself, will not be a 'net '.

  A more powerful GPU/chip will give you more VRAM to push pixels faster and perhaps give you some additional screen resolutions, but that does not translate to a clearer and sharper display.

  It's technology in the screen that determines that.

  If you are not satisfied with your Mac screen longer, you will need to find a "most recent" view, not Apple that is using port mini display of Apple or find a higher resolution or a better display technology that uses your Mac Pro DVI connection.

  Good luck!

• Can I use a LED Cinema Display of pre-2009 with a new MacBook Pro retina?

  Hello

  I am currently using a pre-2009 LED Cinema Display with a MacBook Air from mid-2011.

  Now, I want to replace my old MacBook Air with a brand new MacBook Pro 13 "retina.

  This combination works always and, above all, the Cinema Display Monitor will be able to manage the resolution of the retina?

  I have never seen anything in the resolution of the retina on the screen of cinema in 7 years, so I wonder if he can really handle.

  Thanks for any help.

  The Cinema Display isn't a Retina display, so it will not show HiDPI resolutions. But it will work fine with your new machine.

• Try to connect 2007 Apple Cinema Display to the retina of MacBook Pro

  I'm trying to connect my MacBook Pro retina 2015 to my old Apple Cinema Display 2007. Apple recommended the purchase of the Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI. I connected everything except directly from monitor adding firewire cable.

  I can see the image of the bottom of my laptop, but it is. No feature and not an imitator of my laptop. I'm not 'super tech savvy' but need help. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

  Looks like you have the display as extended desktop configuration. With this the second screen is like an extension of the first screen. For the use of several screens, see:

  OS X El Capitan: connect multiple monitors to your Mac

  It is similar to the other versions of OSX

  The screen has FireWire ports, but to use them, plug the FireWire to your Mac. Unless your Mac has two Thunderbolt ports do not use FW via a bolt of lightning > adopter FW

• Apple cinema display DVI HDMI naar

  I have a monitor cinema display with DVI and Firewire USB 2010. I want to connect it to a generation of 3rd apple tv. A DVI HDMI adapter works for this?

  Thanks in advance

  Maarten

  I'm not 100% sure but I don't think it will work, the cinema display monitor is 16:10 so be deformed but if that was the case.

• Retina MacBook Pro + Cinema Display = 25% of the images visible when open

  Every time I opened a picture, I see only 25% of it. I type Cmd +, Cmd - to zoom in & out each time. This is ridiculous. I think the problem might have something to do with the fact that the retina display has twice the density of pixels. It's just a theory, but I would bet money that he is the culprit. I just realized that the problem does not exist when I don't have my external monitor plugged.

  Here's what I see on the monitor external 27 ":

  

  Then after hitting Cmd +, Cmd-, that's what I see (this web form has reduced this image, but you get the gist):

  

  Can someone tell me please how to avoid this maddening problem? I contacted the Support Adobe technique, and they cannot help me with this problem. They gave up; they simply ignore my emails at this point.

  I use the latest version of Photoshop CC on a fairly new 15 "MacBook Pro retina with a 27" no - Thunderbolt Apple Cinema Display.

  
  Thank you

  Matt

  Thank you! I was able to reproduce the problem by using a Setup dual monitor as you have described. I logged it in our database of bugs for a developer can take a look. Looks like Photoshop is confused when it comes to the scaling of the image correctly to fit the screen while you work with a retina and monitor non-retine. The only solution I have at the moment is to use the command-0 to force the image to fit the screen. I know that's not a great alternative to what you already do, but it is a minus button.

  I also found that I got better results if I switched to tabs - sometimes opens the first image zoomed in, but after that, they would hold on the screen. If you can fit it into your workflow you can try it.

• I can no more color calibrate my monitor Apple Cinema Display 10 years because it is more compatible with my iMac Thunderbolt.  How can I color calibrate the Apple Cinema Display Monitor?

  I currently own an iMac OS X El Capitan Version 10.11.4 27 inches (2 1/2 years) with Thunderbolt technology.  I also have a screen of cinema with older technology.  Previously, when the technology was the same for the Apple display and my previous iMac, I was able to color calibrate the Apple cinema and my iMac but it is no longer the case. I know that there is a way to color calibrate the monitor Cinema with old technology when the iMac has the Thunderbolt technology, but cannot remember what are the steps.  The colors on the Apple Cinema are out of whack and too bright.  Can anyone help?  I'd appreciate any help you can provide.  Thank you.

  Henriette

  PS: The color calibration device I own is a gretagmacbeth eye - one display2.

  Hello henriettefromnovato,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see you want to calibrate the color of your movie screen.  You can calibrate your screen by following the steps in the link below.

  OS X Yosemite: calibrate your screen

  If you are unable to do so, then please be more specific about what happens when you try and calibrate.

  Have a good.

• LED backlight display off when the power supply is connected

  Basically, what happens is every time others or so when I plug my T420 in power, the backlight of the screen turns off completely. The screen is always on because if I look close enough I can still see whats on the screen. All the other power lights, Thinklight and other indicators remain on. I can't tell if this is a problem of motherboard, power supply problem or something different, but the problem is very frustrating because I put the computer to sleep and then wake it up back up to continue to use the machine. Any help is appreciated.

  Using the search I found this:

  Link to the Knowledge Base

  This problem is well known and seems to be a hardware error. Then try to contact the after-sales service and send in your thinkpad. Or you can use the workaround described in the link above.

  Moderator edit: link fixed.

• ... Can upgrade to 30 "monitor led by GTX260 I conduct the 24" on a map of basic NVS295

  Hi, I am looking to make a gesture more Adobe Premiere and Photoshop, the next step.  From the start, I'm not pro, his most fervent point of view, I won't be changing anything more than 1080 p with basic effects.

  I currently have a 24 "monitor driven by a GTX260.    I am wanting to raise the monitor to a 30 ", but it would be nice to have the 24" by his side in preview / 2nd monitor.   To drive the 30 "I would need to have dual DVI outputs on my current of the GTX260 card, leaving nothing for the 24".     However, I have a base Quadro NVS295 sitting in a box.   Could only lead the 24 "?

  How is that would affect all enrichment of GPU in the first?  (and potentially of Photoshop)    If I understand correctly, the GPU improvements would work via the GTX260 and the hack of the text (it seems to work via an AE5.5 trial - will download first soon trails to check before committing).

  But would be disabled these improvements as soon as I spread the request on the second monitor, map of NVS295 for a preview of the output-driven?

  Or would I be better to change to a single card that could lead the two screens?

  Thank you

  Don

  Hello

  Don

  For a 30 "screen, you need only 1 x dvi port via your gpu card. 30 '' analyses require a dvi cable dual link, it's confusing for some people, all this means is that all of the pins on the dvi port are connected, as on cables dvi single link only half are connected internally.

  with your card, you can run 2 monitors x without any problems.

  Concerning

  Baz