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How do you access the service menu on Nixeus monitors?

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digitalstomp

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I have a Nixeus EDG-34 and I want to update the EDID tables on it but I can't find ANYTHING about how to access the service menu on it and the company won't divulge. Does anyone have an idea or could point me in the right direction?
 
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You are assuming it has an accessible service menu. I would not.

If your manual is of no help, and there is no help on the monitor's webpage, and you cannot access such a menu via the OSD menu, then you likely are out of luck. Some monitors only allow access via a proprietary service cable connection. But without the cable, or their proprietary software for such purposes, you are out of luck.

I have to ask, why do you want to edit the EDID? Typically, if there is an error, this is corrected by the maker who flashes the EEPROM, or by the maker releasing an updated .inf file that updates everything.
 
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You cannot. They keep their firmware completely locked down, which is why they're not telling you.
 
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CRU might be your friend?
 
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Bill_Bright said:
You are assuming it has an accessible service menu. I would not.

If your manual is of no help, and there is no help on the monitor's webpage, and you cannot access such a menu via the OSD menu, then you likely are out of luck. Some monitors only allow access via a proprietary service cable connection. But without the cable, or their proprietary software for such purposes, you are out of luck.

I have to ask, why do you want to edit the EDID? Typically, if there is an error, this is corrected by the maker who flashes the EEPROM, or by the maker releasing an updated .inf file that updates everything.
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Hi thanks for the reply. I want to update the EDID to add 1440p vesa timings for PS5. PS5 won't allow 1440p unless the edid specifically specifies it. I have worked around it by using a crestron processor and uploading the edids to it, however.

R-T-B said:
CRU might be your friend?
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Thanks. It's for a PS5 so this won't work, but I've worked around it by uploading the edid to a processor and passing through that
 
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