Vusys hd19a monitor is always on standby

try taking the batteries out or go to the shop where you bought it and go from there...good luck lol :-P

is there power to the monitor? is the monitor in standby(yellow light on monitor)? is the monitor on (green light on monitor)? how is the monitor connected to the computer, VGA (square fat cable, the end may be blue) or HDMI cable? When you turn on the computer is the power light on and HDD light flashing / showing activity? this would indicate that the computer is booting up. If you have power light and activity on the computer, I would unplug the data cable to the monitor. If the monitor is plugged in, i would press the power button to try and turn on the monitor / take it out of standby. If the monitor is ok you should see a message like "no signal" or "no input". This would tell you that the monitor is fine, but you may have a problem with the video card or video port on the motherboard. If you have no activity light on the on the computer, you may have a problem with the OS not booting up. You really didn't provide much detail on what has been done, but this is how I troubleshoot out in the field when working on something like this.

When the monitor button turns to yellow that means the monitor is on standby mode. Try rebooting the the computer after you have connected it to your modem. If the light goes to yellow again check that the computer is on and that all the cables are connected properly. HP Computer monitors are a little confusing, Sometimes depressing the power button again while it is yellow will turn it on and should so green.

Most LCD monitors use IEC sockets - these are 3pins sockets.
Power leads are available from computer shops and electrical stores.

When the TV is off but still connected to the power the light is usually yellow/orange/amber signifying that TV is in standby mode. If you do not want to see the yellow light, all you have to do is unplug the power cord. But by doing that you may have to reconfigure the TV.

Either
1.) The resolution/frequency your computer is currently running at is a higher resolution then the monitor can handle. Use a different monitor, if it works then lower resolution and replace with the vusys.

2.) You have physical failure. Your video card, cable, or monitor is bad. (Or you don't have it plugged into the right card). Try a different monitor if it works then and you did step one, then you probably have a bad cable or monitor.

One of 2 possibilities come to mind. 

 

1,  The vga chord is loose on the back of the monitor.

2, Your resolution is set too high or low to be displayed.

 

The blinking light means that the monitor is either not getting or understanding a signal.

 

Hope this helps.

cunterbastard

I have had similar problems. It would appear that the power supply is at fault, not the monitor.

It is the same problem I experienced and now it suddenly stopped and dead.

what the manufacturer of the unit has to say about inherent design fault which they are liable under UK consumer law to rectify within 6 years

And incidently who are manufacturer to this Licon make is please