This is a problem that just recently started happening to my LCD. Unfortunately, I am not sure what exactly is causing it, since I first noticed it after I changed cases (had to re-install the LCD) and upgraded to the newest version of CC2. Originally, when I turned on my computer, the LCD wouldn't turn on even though it was connected to the USB header on my motherboard. I found that plugging in the power cable to the SCAB fixed this (no fans are hooked up this time), but then noticed that when CC2 was running and I had a screen displayed, the pixels on the display would slowly turn a faint white in color. I've posted pictures of this.
"fs.jpg" shows the display showing its built-in screen. No problems here.
"fs 003.jpg" shows the display when CC2 is turned on. Notice the odd faint white pixels behind the text. I thought this was a backlight problem or something at first, but when the CC2 first starts, this whiteness isn't there-- it slowly fades in after a couple seconds.
Any ideas as to what this might be? I double-checked my USB cable and everything seems to be hooked up correctly. Could it be interference along the cable? Or do I need to have a load plugged into the SCAB? Anything ideas would help
"fs.jpg" shows the display showing its built-in screen. No problems here.
"fs 003.jpg" shows the display when CC2 is turned on. Notice the odd faint white pixels behind the text. I thought this was a backlight problem or something at first, but when the CC2 first starts, this whiteness isn't there-- it slowly fades in after a couple seconds.
Any ideas as to what this might be? I double-checked my USB cable and everything seems to be hooked up correctly. Could it be interference along the cable? Or do I need to have a load plugged into the SCAB? Anything ideas would help
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