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This compact DP Expander Splitter allows for two HDMI monitors to be connected to one DP signal source. The expander function distributes the DP signal from the source to 2 monitors, either with the same image content or like an extended desktop (see below).
Use in conjunction with a Double Surface Pattress Box.
This double gang face plate is designed to be used with the LINDY Modular AV Extender Wall Plate System or AV Face Plate System which are designed to extend a combination of audio and video signals over low cost Cat5e/6 cable.
Choose from a range of snap in modules, including VGA, RCA/Phono and S-Video combinations.
Up to 4 modules can be installed in this face plate. If installing less than 4 modules, blanking plates can be used for a tidier installation.
Also available are a range of accessories including face plates, back boxes and bulk cable for a total extender solution.
Note: Before purchasing this cable, please ensure that your video card can output via a DMS 59 port. You may need to check your system documentation or contact your computer manufacturer for clarification.
This cable allows you to connect your DisplayPort equipped computer to a 4K HDMI display or projector.
Notes about audio support:
Audio output over HDMI is only supported when the graphics card of the notebook or desktop computer supports audio output over DisplayPort.
Several on-board graphics adapters such as Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset in Notebooks (i.e. Dell E6400) do NOT support audio output over DisplayPort, even when HDMI support (Intel High Definition Audio HDMI Service) is installed for audio controllers. In such instances a separate audio connection has to be set up.
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