Cable DeLOCK 0,16 m DisplayPort VGA HDMI DVI

This mini DisplayPort adapter by Delock converts a single Mini DisplayPort output to one of three video interfaces: VGA, HDMI or DVI-D (Single Link). The compact 0.16 m cable provides a short connection for tight setups and supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 or 1080p at 60 Hz depending on the source device and the connected display. The adapter is passive and requires a graphics output with DP++ support; no driver installation is necessary.

Advantages

The cable combines three common display outputs (VGA, HDMI, DVI-D) in a single compact adapter, saving space and reducing cable clutter. It follows the Mini DisplayPort 1.1a and High Speed HDMI specifications and uses PS8312 / PTN3392 chipsets to provide signal conversion. The adapter is bus-powered with low power consumption and works independently of the operating system.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop with Mini DisplayPort to a VGA monitor or projector
• Connecting a laptop with Mini DisplayPort to an HDMI TV or monitor
• Connecting a laptop with Mini DisplayPort to a DVI-D (Single Link) display

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
• Supported standards: Mini DisplayPort 1.1a, High Speed HDMI
• Chipset: PS8312, PTN3392
• Resolution support: up to 1920 x 1200 / 1080p @ 60 Hz (system-dependent)
• Passive converter (level shifter) — requires DP++ output on the graphics card
• Power consumption: approx. 100 mW
• Cable length: approx. 16 cm (without connectors)
• Colour: white
• OS independent, no driver required

How to use

Plug the mini DisplayPort male connector into the source device with a Mini DisplayPort output that supports DP++. Then connect the desired display device to the corresponding female connector (VGA, HDMI or DVI-D). Only one of the three outputs can be used at a time. Ensure the display input and the source resolution settings match to achieve optimal image quality.

Recommendations

Use the adapter with devices that explicitly provide a DP++ (DisplayPort++/dual-mode) output. For the best results, select the display’s native resolution and confirm cable seating; if an image does not appear, verify that only one output is connected and that the graphics adapter supports conversion to the selected interface.