Image Troubleshooting 

• No image on monitor

  No image on monitor
  Possible Causes Processor power is not on Monitor power is not on Scope is not properly connected to processor Lamp on processor is not turned on Lamp is burned out Cables running from processor to monitor are damaged or improperly connected Incorrect input on front of monitor is selected Printer is not turned on (if wired through some models of printers) Scope CCD is damaged
  Possible Solutions Turn processor power/switch on Turn monitor power/switch on Ensure scope is properly connected and locked into processor Turn lamp on Check to see if lamp ignites when lamp switch is turned on. If not, the lamp may need replacement Inspect cables between processor and monitor to ensure that they are properly connected and not damaged. Cable may require replacement. If a secondary cable is connected (i.e. S-Video), change monitor input selector to the appropriate alternate input Ensure that input button on front of monitor is consistent with the input jack that the input cabling is connected to at the back of the monitor Turn the printer on Send scope in for repair