No HDMI Input Detected

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2 years 5 months ago #404 by Torjunk
No HDMI Input Detected was created by Torjunk
First off, thanks to David for his guidance to the forum and effort to assist.

  I received my shelf unit and remote last week, and have had a couple issues I can’t  seem to resolve.

Attempting to connect a mouse and keyboard to any USB port has failed to register a connection other than one instance when a wired mouse connected for a short time.

Since I had no way to interact other than the mouse, I then unplugged the device and waited, plugged it back in and now as the subject states, I get no input on multiple hdmi monitors.  It will flicker on when the power button is pressed (I switched the power toggle) indicating the monitor is acknowledging a device is present, but no visual display is presented and a No Signal message is given.

I attempted to reseat the SSD and it didn’t help, I’ve also tried booting without any hardware attached and nothing.  I’m beginning to wonder if it’s a hardware issue, but defective pi’s are rare, although not nonexistent.  Any ideas?  

Thanks in advance!

 

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2 years 5 months ago #415 by David Li
Replied by David Li on topic No HDMI Input Detected

First off, thanks to David for his guidance to the forum and effort to assist.

  I received my shelf unit and remote last week, and have had a couple issues I can’t  seem to resolve.

Attempting to connect a mouse and keyboard to any USB port has failed to register a connection other than one instance when a wired mouse connected for a short time.

Since I had no way to interact other than the mouse, I then unplugged the device and waited, plugged it back in and now as the subject states, I get no input on multiple hdmi monitors.  It will flicker on when the power button is pressed (I switched the power toggle) indicating the monitor is acknowledging a device is present, but no visual display is presented and a No Signal message is given.

I attempted to reseat the SSD and it didn’t help, I’ve also tried booting without any hardware attached and nothing.  I’m beginning to wonder if it’s a hardware issue, but defective pi’s are rare, although not nonexistent.  Any ideas?  

Thanks in advance!


 
That's a weird one.  Note that all Shelf systems were booted multiple times at Allonis with wireless keyboard / mouse and HDMI monitor plugged in.
I would ensure you are using a plain 1080 monitor and not a "8K wrap around gaming display" or the like that might be confusing EDID handshake.

That starts to point to a fried OS if it isn't booting.
If you are positive that you have tried "everything", then you might need to remove the NVME drive and connect it to a USB to NVME adapter (not provided) and reimage the NVME with the master image and start over.
allonis.com/support/documentation?view=category&id=166
hardware something like this
www.amazon.com/ANYOYO-Adapter-Gbps-NVMe-...2hfdGhlbWF0aWM&psc=1


 

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