i have a power mac g4 m5183 that i inherited, as well as a m7649 monitor. when connected, the mac turns on but the monitor does not, I also don't see a button to turn on the mac monitor. how do i turn on the monitor.???
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How to turn on 17" Apple Cinema Display (Flat Panel)?
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thanks for the reply I still didnt find any buttons.
im not sure if its the same model, or possibly i said the wrong model, i put down what it said on the back of the monitor, but there isnt any buttons there. i took pictures and there on picasa heres the link
http://picasaweb.google.com/103731975416809844406/MacMonitor#
im not sure if its the same model, or possibly i said the wrong model, i put down what it said on the back of the monitor, but there isnt any buttons there. i took pictures and there on picasa heres the link
http://picasaweb.google.com/103731975416809844406/MacMonitor#
spinnerlys
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I never used that display, thus I have no personal experience.
Maybe the area pointed out in my first reply is touch sensitive, I haven't read the complete manual.
Maybe change your thread title to "How to turn on 17" Apple Cinema Display (Flat Panel)?", as "m7649" is non-descript.
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Maybe the area pointed out in my first reply is touch sensitive, I haven't read the complete manual.
Maybe change your thread title to "How to turn on 17" Apple Cinema Display (Flat Panel)?", as "m7649" is non-descript.
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Sorry to complicate matters, but I think that monitor was called an Apple Studio Display, not Cinema. Spec sheet here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58823
Can't find the manual as yet.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58823
Can't find the manual as yet.
spinnerlys
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Yep, thanks. The Cinema and Studio line share a similarity, but the 17" was Studio, and the 22" was Cinema, the first one.
It is really strange though, that now manual can be found.
Just read my own link....😱
"The unique, touch-sensitive power button on the front of the display controls the entire systempower on, sleep, and wake."
"The unique, touch-sensitive power button on the front of the display controls the entire systempower on, sleep, and wake."
spinnerlys
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Ironically I read the same information, but on another site, but as there were no identifying images, only a closeup, I though they were talking about the CRT version, thus I omitted it from memory.
Thanks again for helping.