DeLOCK cavo 0,16 m Mini DisplayPort/VGA + HDMI + DVI

This mini DisplayPort adapter by Delock allows a system with a Mini DisplayPort (mDP) output to provide one video output in either VGA, HDMI or DVI format. The compact 0.16 m cable combines a 20‑pin Mini DisplayPort male connector with three female outputs (VGA 15‑pin, HDMI‑A 19‑pin and DVI‑D single link 24+1) and is intended to connect devices such as TVs, projectors and monitors. Only one of the three outputs can be active at a time.

Advantages

The adapter supports Mini DisplayPort 1.1a and High Speed HDMI specifications and uses chipsets PS8312 and PTN3392. It is a passive level‑shifter designed for graphics outputs that implement DP++ (dual‑mode DisplayPort), requires no driver installation and is OS independent. The cable is short (approx. 16 cm without connector), consumes about 100 mW, includes one ferrite core and is finished in black.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or PC with Mini DisplayPort DP++ output to a VGA monitor
• Connecting to HDMI displays or HDTVs
• Connecting to DVI‑D single‑link monitors or projectors

Key specifications

• Connector 1: Mini DisplayPort 20‑pin male
• Connector 2: VGA 15‑pin female, HDMI‑A 19‑pin female, DVI‑D (Single Link) 24+1 female
• Chipset: PS8312, PTN3392
• Standards: Mini DisplayPort 1.1a, High Speed HDMI
• Maximum supported resolution: up to 1920 x 1200 or 1080p @ 60 Hz (system and device dependent)
• Passive converter; requires DP++ (dual‑mode DisplayPort) on the source
• Cable length: approx. 0.16 m (16 cm) without connector
• Power consumption: approx. 100 mW
• Includes one ferrite core
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect the Mini DisplayPort male plug to the source device’s Mini DisplayPort/DisplayPort output that supports DP++. Then plug the desired display cable into the matching female output on the adapter (VGA, HDMI or DVI‑D). Only one display output may be used at a time; switch the connected display to the active port if required by disconnecting and reconnecting to a different output. No drivers are needed; the operating system should detect the attached display automatically.

Recommendations

Use this passive adapter only with graphics outputs that explicitly support DP++ (dual‑mode DisplayPort). For resolutions above 1920 x 1200 or for active multi‑monitor setups, consider an active adapter or a different solution that supports higher bandwidths or multiple simultaneous outputs.