Jump to content
  • Announcement

    The HyperSpin 2 beta is here!

    We’re starting the first public testing phase with Platinum Members to keep the scope manageable while we finalize the complete feature set and to show our appreciation for their support over the years. You guys made this all possible! In the future, we’ll provide a version for free users, opening access to everyone.

    On behalf of the entire HyperSpin team, we look forward to another exciting adventure with our community.

    P.S. And really sorry it took so long, this has been a major undertaking, and we’re grateful for your patience!

Monitor power off state memory


richie_jones

Recommended Posts

Posted

Having trouble finding a monitor that remembers it's power state when the plug is pulled.

What success have people had wiring up a remote button to there monitor power button. Is it as simple as wiring in a momentary switch to the same pins as the monitor.????

Sent from my SM-N910F using Tapatalk

Posted

yeah I believe if your pulling the plug everytime it wont remember the power on state but if you have it on a powerstrip or a smartstrip and turning it off that way it should. I don't think I've ever had a monitor that didn't remember the power on state as long as it was never completely unplugged!!

Posted

Surely if the power strip is powered down its the same as unplugging the monitor. Don't those powerstrips just turn on and off if the master socket is switch on and off?

Posted

As long as I don't hit the power button on the monitor and I turn it off on the power strip all I have to do is hit the switch on the powerstrip and it turns on the monitor. Once you actually pull the plug out then it has to be turned on with the power button!

Posted

I use an Asus monitor and it has an option to "resume after power failure". I use the same type of setting in my PC BIOS. I have a master power switch that connects to a power strip inside the cab that turns everything on (or off) all at once.

 

Most PCs have this setting in the BIOS. A lot of monitors have it too but it's usually not enabled by default.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...