Most display problems rarely indicate a physical failure in the monitor itself. There are several troubleshooting options available to potentially solve the problem. Try the following steps to see if any improve the situation:
- The 730 display requires a special “Dual Link” DVI cable. This will be printed on the cable it had originally shipped with. Please doublecheck and ensure this specific cable is being utilized.
- Re-seat the monitor cable. The cable must be firmly connected to display an image.
- Make sure the hard power switch (called the Vacation Switch) is set to ON.
- Unplug the cable, and ensure there aren't any small pins missing. Check both ends of the cable.
If problems persist, please follow through with the next troubleshooting recommendations:
- Try a different monitor cable, and power cord. If possible do not use any adapter connections, or at least change out the adapter being used to a different one to be thorough.
- Try a different computer altogether.
- Move the monitor to another location, in the room or in the building.
If the monitor works on a separate computer altogether, please contact the manufacturer of the computer which is experiencing trouble, for assistance.
