"I just read that somewhere on the monitors with the HDI connector and the ADB ports on either side of the monitor, it must either be connected to an x100 PowerMac's HDI port or you need the "hydra" cable to plug it into a normal Mac video port and ADB port. Without the ADB hookup, the Monitors control panel supposedly will only show 640x480 for that monitor. > Funny, because I'm pretty sure the MS14AV was the only monitor Apple ever made with that connector, and 640x480 is the only resolution it supports, so while that might be very true, it certainly isn't the *whole* truth ;) -- the pickle "------------------ now this intrigues me. pickle, yet again you have arcane knowledge that might solve the mysery of my odd duck MS 15 monitor. I can't find the model number of mine anywhere in the apple archives or on the web. every version of the multiscan 15 I've ever read about in my searches only mentions the common model number, but mine says 2978 on it. it has a female HD15 connector on the back, and no cord.
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