Jordan Dashel asks:
I just bought a VGA switch, and am having a weird problem. On the back, there are two inputs (A and B) and an output. When there is only one input port being used (either one), it works great. But as soon as I put a cable in the other slot, I get a red fuzz/lines on the screen. Remove the cable, it works fine.
What’s wrong, is it faulty? What should I do?
7 Answers -
Adrian Rea
October 6, 2012It does sound like it is faulty, I would seek a refund or a replacement. Depending which country you live in, there are laws to protect buyers. If you bought from a reputable seller, they should replace it but private ebayers may not be so kind.
ok, I would see if there is a way to get a refund who to its with the best
October 7, 2012ha14
October 6, 2012perhaps it is because the resolution did you set it to the max recommended one.
Harish Jonnalagadda
October 6, 2012Yeah if it does not work, I would see if there is a way to get a refund
Dimal Chandrasiri
October 7, 2012I guess a fault with the manufacturer.. try to get a replacement.
Alex Perkins
October 7, 2012Sounds like theres something wrong with it, get a refund and a replacement.
Martyn Jones
October 7, 2012Is there a place for power on the switch? I’ve seen them where they need 5v from a usb to power them
dubsub.net
October 8, 2012what are the brand/model of the monitors? who makes the switch?