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My new Seiki Pro 40 doesn't work...help!

I bought a nMP with a D500 graphics card. My main display is the LG UltraWide which works flawlessly. My Seiki Pro (SM40UNP) newly purchased, keeps flashing the same messages (No Video Input) and something about sleep. From the Seiki, I have a Display Port cable from Cable Matters. The Display Port cable is connected to a Mini Display Port adapter, which is connected to the nMP.


I should mention that when I tried connecting my MacBook Air to the Seiki, it works using the same Cable Matters cable. I also tried connecting the nMP to the Seiki using a HDMI cable and that worked and I can get 3480 x 2160, but at 30Hz. I need 60Hz which is where the Display Port cable comes it. The Seiki has DP v1.2.


In the System Pref's, when I bring up Displays, (pictured below), I can "Gather Windows, but the Seiki is still black. For nearly 4 hours, I've tried just about everything.


Does anyone have a clue as to why the Seiki isn't working? The Sourse on the Seiki is set to Display Port 1, which is where the cable is connected. I'm running 10.10.3.


Any info, suggestions, etc...would be appreciated.


Thanks!


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Posted on Apr 11, 2015 2:05 AM

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Sep 21, 2016 2:41 AM in response to Imagine

Hello!


Don't know if you've tried this: in System Preferences, select Displays. Now for the SM40UNP, for Resolution, select Default for Display. Now, hold down the "Option" key and select "Scaled". You should now hopefully see a drop down menu with multiple resolutions. This is for anything other than 3840x2160. For that just stick with default.


Also, try selecting the "menu" button on the Seiki Pro(farthest left). Check to see that DisplayPort 1 or 2 is selected depending on where you have the cable plugged in. You selection should "lighten" up. Next scroll down to the menu page which allows you to toggle between DP 1.1 and 1.2. Again make sure DP 1.2 is "selelected" before exiting out of that menu screen. Below the "Reset" option, there's an "Information" selection. This will show whether your displaying at 30Hz or 60Hz. After all this if it's still showing 30Hz, try rebooting. Hope this helps!

My new Seiki Pro 40 doesn't work...help!

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