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Hello - I bought a MacBook Air in June. I've since tried to daisy chain my macbook air to a Thunderbolt display to a non Thunderbolt display. But, the second monitor doesn't light up. Am I doing somethign wrong? Does the MacBook Air support 2 monitors when one is not a Thunderbolt display? Or, does Apple only allow 2 thunderbolt displays.
Thanks!!
MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2012)
According to the chart in this,
Thunderbolt ports and displays: Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
a mid 2012 can support two TB monitors. And then there is this restriction,
Displays: Mini DisplayPort display must be last in a Thunderbolt chain
But I think there are some problems chaining non mini-displayport displauys to the TB monitor. What kind of connection is that non-TB monitor?
I've tried using both DVI and RGB cables. I have a mini to DVI and mini to RGB converters and so have tried both option. No success.
Daisy Chain to a Non-Thunderbolt Display?
