I picked up this NEC XM29 presentation monitor at the local university auction for ten bucks. Despite some screen burn in the upper right, the overall picture is pretty good. (The burn-in is weird. When off, it looks like a windows box or something was left on, but when on this spot is actually clear, and the rest of the screen is lightly red-tinged, which is obvious with a white image.)
Anyways, it won't remember screen geometry - even on the desktop. Change modes and it goes back to some default it has for that mode. I grabbed a remote that seemed like it would work, and it does - for about 2/3 of things. The rest it won't adjust and it won't access the service menu. Oh, did you think there were menu buttons on the case? Yeah, that would be great. Not this one. It has a serial port for computer control, but I haven't been able to figure out how to access it. There are two sets of dipswitches (the other multisyncs only have one, and do different things between them), but I have little idea what they might do. (I know number 8 'on' allows the remote to control it.)
There's hardly any info online for this model - it's different than the XM29 Plus and Xtra - but from what I can tell, this is actually a 2950. If anyone has any information on this - manual, dipswitch settings, anything - I'd appreciate it.