NEC LA-2032JMW display has red tint brighter on one side than other

Hi,

you would need to use your display settings to change the tint. There might be a tint or a hue option that you can press with the display settings. Thank you.

hi,
go to picture adjustment menu and select tint adjustment according to ur preference.
ok

you should update video drivers,then check vga cables, one or other guranteed.

Hello,

We do a lot of LCD monitor repairs and usually when you get the red tinted display it means the backlight tube is going out. This part is like a very small fluorescent tube just like in you office lamps. The tube is part of the display section and is very hard to replace. You can check the power supply first just to be sure. We have a dis-assembly/repair guide on our web site at: www.ccl-la.com/badcaps.htm If you find any bad capacitors you can change them and check but I would be it is the backlight tubes, if so just replace the monitor.

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go to nec wesite and download driver for you model laptop

Hi,

Get the Wii "COMPONENT" cable set. This set has white-red (sound) connectors plus the red-green-blue (component - video) connectors. You can get this cable where they sell the Wii. It will give you the best possible picture with this device.

Plug the Red-Green-Blue connector in their respective sockets on the NEC display (upeer right-hand side). Switch the NEC display to the DTV/HD input (upper right button on the remote).

Please note that this setup does not provide sound since the display does not have speakers.
Use the white-red connectors and plug them into your amplifier or other sound device.

Good luck.

If you're trying to project video, then the unit needs professional service. If you're trying to project from a computer, you may have a loose display cable, broken pins in one or both ends of the display cable, or broken conductors (wires) within the display cable. The computer sends its image information as a template of RED image components, GREEN image components and BLUE image components with the projector overlays to create the complete image with blended color values. (The computer also sends HORIZONTAL and VERTICAL synchronization signals, but those don'e affect the color content of the projected image.) That's why I'm suspicious of the display cable, conductors or pins.

I have a red tint on the left side of my display at all times. also red smear after any white boxes in display. Has anyone else had this problem?

When you get the red and green leds lit it means the screen doesn't see an input signal and has gone to stand-by. That the red led goes off when you reconnect suggests a signal has been recognised by the screen but be very aware that it may not be a good signal. As you are using a PC input I will assume the signal is RGBHV, maybe you have the H and V swapped around? I would try another computer source into the screen.
You say you are using the digital harness, please explain exactly what this is.

voltage tripler...and focus block