The UPTab Mini DisplayPort to Dual HDMI 4K Adapter allows connecting a computer to dual HDMI UltraHD displays, TVs, or projectors. It's ideal for high-level computing, gaming, or graphics, converting the Mini DisplayPort video signal to HDMI at up to UHD 4K 4096x2160 at 60Hz with 4:4:4 color format. It also transmits up to 8-channel audio for an immersive experience. An external Micro USB port can provide additional power.
Specifications:
- Input: Mini DisplayPort 1.4
- Output Terminal: 2x HDMI ports
- Resolution: Up to UHD 4K 4096x2160 at 60Hz
- Color Format: 4:4:4
- Audio: Up to 8 channel audio
- Display Modes: Supports Windows Display Extended and Mirror (MST and SST), MacOS Mirror (SST)
Features:
- Connects two displays to your system through a single Mini DisplayPort output; works as a splitter, extended mode with independent monitors, or expand mode.
- Active converter ensures compatibility with AMD Eyefinity, Intel, or NVIDIA Surround technology for multi-screen gaming and digital signage applications.
- Supports Dual Monitor 4K@60Hz and Dual Monitor 1080@120Hz.
- Requires connection to a USB 3.0 Port to provide adequate power.
- Compatible with Windows PCs with no driver installation required.
- Mac OS does not support MST function and will only mirror the displays.
- Not compatible with Thunderbolt 2 Ports. Thunderbolt ports are physically similar but use different protocols.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of the UPTab Mini DisplayPort to Dual HDMI adapter?A: The UPTab Mini DisplayPort to Dual HDMI adapter measures nine inches in length, two inches in width, and one inch in height.
Q: What video resolution does this adapter support?A: This adapter supports video resolutions up to UHD four thousand ninety-six by two thousand one hundred sixty at sixty hertz.
Q: How many HDMI outputs does this adapter have?A: The adapter has two HDMI output ports for connecting dual displays.
Q: How do I connect the UPTab adapter to my computer?A: Connect the Mini DisplayPort end of the adapter to your computer and plug your existing HDMI cables from the displays into the HDMI output ports.
Q: Is this adapter compatible with macOS?A: Yes, the adapter is compatible with macOS, but it only supports mirror mode and does not support extended display mode.
Q: How do I use the extended display mode on Windows?A: To use the extended display mode on Windows, connect the adapter, and select the extended mode option in the display settings.
Q: How do I power the UPTab adapter?A: The adapter requires external power through a micro USB port located at the back of the adapter.
Q: Can I use this adapter for gaming?A: Yes, this adapter is ideal for gaming as it supports high-resolution displays and up to eight-channel audio transmission.
Q: How do I clean and maintain the UPTab adapter?A: To maintain the adapter, use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning and avoid exposing it to moisture or extreme temperatures.
Q: Does this adapter come with a warranty?A: Yes, the UPTab adapter typically comes with a standard warranty, but specific terms may vary by retailer.
Q: What should I do if the adapter doesn't work?A: If the adapter doesn't work, check the connections, ensure your graphics card supports dual displays, and consult the user manual for troubleshooting steps.
Q: Is this adapter compatible with Thunderbolt ports?A: No, this adapter is not compatible with Thunderbolt two ports, as they use different protocols despite having similar physical appearances.
Q: What audio capabilities does the UPTab adapter have?A: The adapter can transmit up to eight channels of audio for an immersive audio experience along with video.
Q: Can I use this adapter with a single display?A: Yes, the adapter can be used with a single HDMI display, functioning as a splitter if only one display is connected.
Q: What graphics card features are needed to achieve dual four thousand K at sixty hertz?A: To achieve dual four thousand K at sixty hertz, your graphics card must support DSC, which is Display Stream Compression.