StarTech.com Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable (MDP2DPMM10) - User Manual

1. Hua Neke Atuview

The StarTech.com Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable (Model MDP2DPMM10) provides a direct connection between a Mini DisplayPort-equipped device and a DisplayPort monitor, HDTV, or projector. This 10-foot (3-meter) cable supports high-resolution video and audio transmission, making it suitable for various display applications.

Image 1: StarTech.com Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable, showing both connectors and the cable length.

This cable is designed for optimal performance, supporting resolutions up to 4K x 2K (3840 x 2160) at 60Hz with a High Bit Rate 2 (HBR2) bandwidth of 21.6 Gbps. It also supports Multi-Stream Transport (MST) for daisy-chaining multiple monitors and includes optional audio support. The gold-plated, latching DisplayPort connectors ensure a secure connection and prevent accidental disconnections.

2. Ihirangi mokete

• 1 x Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Adapter Cable (MDP2DPMM10)

Image 2: The cable as packaged, indicating it is a single A/V cable.

3. Tohutohu Tatūnga

Follow these steps to connect your Mini DisplayPort-enabled device to a DisplayPort display:

1. Locate the Mini DisplayPort output on your source device (e.g., laptop, PC, Mac, Microsoft Surface device with mDP or Thunderbolt 2 port).
2. Locate the DisplayPort input on your display device (e.g., monitor, HDTV, projector).
3. Connect the Mini DisplayPort end of the cable to the Mini DisplayPort output on your source device.
4. Connect the DisplayPort end of the cable to the DisplayPort input on your display device. Ensure the latching connector clicks into place for a secure connection.
5. Whakawerahia to taputapu puna me to taputapu whakaatu.
6. The display should automatically detect the signal. If not, you may need to manually select the DisplayPort input on your display device using its OSD (On-Screen Display) menu.

Whakaahua 3: Taipitopito view of the Mini DisplayPort and DisplayPort connectors.

4. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

Once the cable is connected, your display should mirror or extend your source device's screen.

• Aratau Whakaatu: Your operating system's display settings allow you to configure how the external display functions (e.g., duplicate, extend, or second screen only).
• Tuku Ororongo: This cable supports audio transmission. Ensure your source device's audio output is configured to send audio through the DisplayPort connection to your display or connected audio system.
• Taumira teitei: For 4K x 2K resolution at 60Hz, ensure both your source device and display device support these specifications.
• Waka-Rema-Rema (MST): If your source and display devices support MST, you can daisy-chain multiple compatible monitors. Refer to your device manuals for MST configuration.

Image 4: A laptop connected to an external monitor, demonstrating a typical setup.

Atahanga 5: He upoko view of a workspace showing a laptop and monitor connected, illustrating cable management.

5. Nga ahuatanga

• Tautoko Taumira Teitei: Supports resolutions up to 4K x 2K (3840 x 2160) at 60Hz.
• Aratuku Teitei: Features High Bit Rate 2 (HBR2) bandwidth of up to 21.6 Gbps.
• Hototahi Whakamuri: Designed to DisplayPort 1.2 standards and backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.1.
• Content Protection: Supports HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) and DPCP (DisplayPort Content Protection) for secure content display.
• Hononga Haumaru: Gold-plated latching DisplayPort connectors prevent accidental disconnections.
• Hototahi Ao: Works with PC, Mac, and Microsoft Surface devices with mDP, including computers with Thunderbolt 2 ports.
• Waka-Rema-Rema (MST): Supports daisy-chaining multiple monitors (if supported by devices).

Image 6: Icons illustrating wide device compatibility with Apple, Windows, and Chrome OS, and various display types like monitors, projectors, and laptops.

6. Whakatakotoranga

7. Te Raru

• Kāore he Whakaaturanga/Tohu:
  • Ensure both ends of the cable are securely connected. The DisplayPort connector should latch.
  • Verify that both the source device and the display are powered on.
  • Check the input source on your display. Manually select the correct DisplayPort input.
  • Test with another DisplayPort cable or a different display if possible to isolate the issue.
  • Whakahōuhia ngā taraiwa whakairoiro i runga i tō pūrere pūtake.
• Flickering or Intermittent Display:
  • Me whakarite kia kaua e piko te taura kia pakaru ranei.
  • Reduce the display resolution or refresh rate in your source device's display settings to see if stability improves.
  • Tirohia mēnā he pokanoa hikohiko mai i ētahi atu taputapu.
• Kore Ororongo:
  • Verify that your display device has built-in speakers or is connected to external speakers.
  • Check your source device's audio output settings to ensure audio is directed to the DisplayPort.
  • Adjust the volume on both your source device and display.
• Resolution Not as Expected:
  • Whakaū kei te tautokohia e to taputapu puna me to whakaaturanga te taumira e hiahiatia ana me te reeti whakahou.
  • Check your source device's display settings to ensure the correct resolution is selected.

8. Ataata Hua Whaimana

9. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

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