That is correct, only one monitor on a Thunderbolt chain per apple specs.
Scott
On Sep 25, 2011, at 9:44 AM, Mark Myers wrote:
> I may be wrong, but I believe you can only put one monitor on the
> Thunderbolt. Our set up is Imac, 2nd monitor on the 2nd monitor jack,
> client monitor and Pegasus off the Thunderbolt.
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> On 9/25/11 3:48 AM, David Dodson wrote:
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>> So... if I get a Promise R4 Thunderbolt drive... and I already have a
>> 17" MBP, latest generation, Thunderbolt port, Express card slot, etc.,
>> etc., and if I have two Thunderbolt-ported 27" Cinema Displays...
>> could I, in theory, daisy chain all that together and end up with a
>> dual-monitor config typical of how systems are set up?
>>
>> Could I then add a Mojo DX and hook up an external 42" HD Panny plasma
>> monitor, as a sort of a client monitor? What am I missing here? I've
>> never hooked any of these Nitrises of Mojoses to a laptop -- only the
>> tower -- so I don't know what the Mojo hooks up to on the MBP. I would
>> also like to hook up a couple of small Genelecs.
>>
>> Is this pie in the sky? Am I a starry-eyed dreamer?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> David
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