Cable adaptador de vídeo DeLOCK 62603 Mini DisplayPort a DVI-I 0,2 m

The DeLOCK 62603 Mini DisplayPort to DVI-I adapter cable (0.2 m) lets you connect a device with a Mini DisplayPort output to a DVI-I monitor or projector. The compact 20 cm cable supports active conversion, making it compatible with graphics cards that do not output DP++ signals. It supports resolutions up to Ultra HD (4K) and is backward compatible with Full HD 1080p, providing reliable video transmission for laptop or PC setups.

Advantages

This Mini DisplayPort to DVI-I adapter features an active signal conversion for broader compatibility, a short 0.2 m length for tidy desktop or portable use, and durable construction in black finish. It supports high resolutions (up to 4K) while maintaining compatibility with 1080p displays, ensuring stable image quality with DVI-I equipped monitors and projectors.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or PC with Mini DisplayPort to a DVI-I monitor
• Using a Mini DisplayPort output with a DVI-I projector
• Setups where the graphics card does not support DP++ (active conversion needed)
• Short-distance desktop or portable connections (0.2 m cable)

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 62603
• Connectors: Mini DisplayPort to DVI-I
• Cable length: 0.2 m
• Colour: Black
• Conversion: Active (supports graphics cards without DP++)
• Maximum resolution: up to Ultra HD (4K); backward compatible to Full HD 1080p
• EAN: 4043619626038

How to use

Connect the Mini DisplayPort plug to the Mini DisplayPort output on your laptop or PC and plug the DVI-I connector into the monitor or projector. Ensure both devices are powered on and set the display input on the monitor to the corresponding DVI source. If the connected graphics card requires an active adapter, this cable performs the necessary signal conversion automatically; adjust display settings in the operating system if needed to select resolution and screen arrangement.

Recommendations

For optimal results, use this short 0.2 m adapter for near-screen connections to avoid unnecessary cable strain. Verify monitor input compatibility with DVI-I and choose display resolutions supported by both the source device and the display. If you experience no signal, check graphics drivers and display settings, then re-seat the connections.