Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
VGA Montitor
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@aareben same glow there, unless u can actually power it off.
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@sdetweil I’m pretty sure you can have the raspi turn on and off the screen through the hdmi. I will have to check on that.
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@aareben none of my displays support that. so I blank them
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I’m alone that my monitor turn off and not blanking???
I use:
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@Bugsounet I’m Sorry I dont understand what your saying. Maybe a translation error
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I’m pretty sure you can have the raspi turn on and off the screen through the hdmi. I will have to check on that.
sure I works !
I use +/- same config of you :
RPI3B+ or RPI4 + HDMI/VGA apdator + VGA monitor (24pcs)
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A little off-topic, nevertheless relevant: I have a laptop with no VGA port and I still use a very old ViewSonic CRT 21" monitor with it, using a HDMI-VGA adapter; When my computer sends the sleep signal to my external monitor through the adapter, the monitor does sleep successfully, so I assume there must be a way to make the RBPI send the same kind of signal through the HDMI port.
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@aareben An OLED screen will provide a full black when blanked
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Hey! So, there are probably a lot of ways to turn on and off your monitors, but I’m gonna link the one that worked for me. I was using MMM-Remote-Control, but you can take those commands and run them expecting to turn on and off.
https://github.com/Jopyth/MMM-Remote-Control/issues/168#issuecomment-572890815
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I’m just changing the screen to black instead of shutting it off.
