Adattatore attivo MiniDisplayPort 1.2a a Dual Link DVI-D CLUB3D CAC-1130

CLUB3D CAC-1130 is an active MiniDisplayPort 1.2a to Dual Link DVI-D adapter with an integrated USB-A power lead. It converts a Mini DisplayPort video signal to Dual Link DVI-D, enabling connection of MiniDP-equipped laptops or graphics cards to DVI-D displays such as CRTs, LCD monitors and projectors. The adapter supports high-resolution output and compact portability, with a 0.6 m cable and a lightweight, black housing.

Advantages

The adapter provides active signal conversion to support Dual Link DVI resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz and can reach up to 3840 x 2160 at 30 Hz on compatible displays. The integrated USB-A power connector ensures stable operation when additional power is required. Its compact design and 0.6 m cable length make it easy to carry and install, and RoHS compliance confirms it meets common environmental standards.

Suitable for

• Connecting Mini DisplayPort laptops or desktops to Dual Link DVI-D monitors
• Using legacy DVI-D projectors and CRT/LCD displays with MiniDP sources
• Setups requiring high-resolution single-link replacement or wider-than-single-link DVI support

Key specifications

• Model: CLUB3D CAC-1130
• Input: Mini DisplayPort 1.2a (with USB-A for power)
• Output: Dual Link DVI-D
• Supported resolutions: up to 2560 x 1600 @ 60 Hz (Dual Link DVI); up to 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz on capable displays
• Cable length: 0.6 m
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.109 kg
• RoHS compliant

How to use

Connect the Mini DisplayPort end to your source device and plug the DVI-D connector into the display. If the adapter requests additional power, connect the USB-A plug to a USB port on the source or an external USB power supply. After connections are made, set the output resolution on the source device to a supported resolution such as 2560 x 1600 @ 60 Hz or a compatible setting for the attached display.

Recommendations

For optimal results, use a compatible DVI-D Dual Link monitor and set the graphics output to a resolution supported by both the adapter and the display. If signal issues occur at higher resolutions, verify the USB-A power connection and ensure the source device’s MiniDP output supports the requested resolution.