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  1. jordanfearnley
    Thanks for that, I've solved the problem from reading the manual! (shock!) I tried the Communication On setting before, but now I know that the AV Output needs to be Always On too. For anyone in the future that that has this issue, here is how to resolve it. Menu > Extended > AV Settings > AV Output > Always On Menu > ECO > Standby Mode > Communication On Both tasks require the projector to be turned off for the setting to take effect, then your Monitor Out should stay on.
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    I would really appreciate if you could check your power settings when you can, to see how I can get the Monitor Out signal to run while the projector is off. Thank you.
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    Thank you for the replies. I'd now like to add that this is in a school, I have installed 3 of these projectors with the same issue. I have many more to fit, and I don't really want to buy any new components (VGA splitters) because all the projectors are set up as described above, with a Monitor Out. Knowing how to change the power settings on the projector with a few clicks of the remote would be much more ideal than redirecting the cabling. I have tried as much as I can with the settings, but can't seem to get them right; if someone could let me know it would make my job here a lot easier!
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    I have replaced an Epson EB-84He projector with a new Epson EB-x27, and now everytime I turn the projector off it sub-sequentially turns my monitor screen off. The rig is as follows DVI out of PC > Computer into Computer 1 VGA on projector > VGA Monitor Out of projector > VGA in on Monitor Does anyone know how to change the settings so it doesn't turn my monitor off when the projector is turned off? It worked like this before with the old projector.
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