I have a cinema display with 3 connections. USB, ADC, and 3rd for power. It is round. I have read in other postings it might connect to the back of a CPU. Is there a converter that will allow me to plug into a wall socket?
ADC (Apple Display Connector) includes video, USB, and power, and plugs directly into a computer's ADC port, but no recent computers have ADC ports.
If the display has a USB cable, it doesn't use ADC. It must be DVI. ADC has rounded ends with squeeze clips. DVI has thumb-screws.
The power connecter is flat with rounded ends. It doesn't plug into a computer, but needs a power supply. They are available, but not cheap.
Malcolm
Thanks for the reply. I did make a mistake in my post It is a DVI cinema display. the end is round and has 3 pins in it. I took a picture. I think the link below is what i need , do you think that is correct?
http://www.thebookyard.com/product.php?products_id=11140
Yes, that look right.
https://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/0/MA466/en_US/CinemaDisplay_22inchAbout.P DF
The display is at least 15 years old, but may still work. I have the 2001 version, with ADC (no power supply), and t still works (except for the USB ports).
Thanks for all the help. I found a power adapter, cost me $89, which ***** considering i paid $5 for the display. I did get thr wrong power supply so I think I can sell it and make some of my money back
Thanks again for all the help
Need help with Cinema Display connectors
