Microconnect MDPDVI2 videokabeladapter 2 m DVI-D mini DisplayPort vit

The Microconnect MDPDVI2 is a 2 m Mini DisplayPort to DVI-D video cable adapter designed to connect computers and other Mini DisplayPort sources to displays and AV equipment with a DVI interface. It features a mini DisplayPort connector on one end and a DVI-D connector on the other, a 4.8 mm cable diameter and a compact, lightweight design (0.1 kg) suitable for transport and everyday use.

Advantages

This cable provides a direct digital connection between a Mini DisplayPort output and a DVI-D input without active conversion, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of monitors, projectors and TVs that support DVI-D. The 2 m length offers flexible placement options, the white cable colour fits common office and home setups, and RoHS compliance confirms adherence to environmental standards.

Suitable for

• Connecting MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini and Mac Pro to DVI-D monitors
• Linking laptops or desktops with Mini DisplayPort output to projectors for presentations
• Connecting Mini DisplayPort sources to DVI-equipped TVs and external displays

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector 1: DVI-D
• Connector 2: mini DisplayPort
• Cable diameter: 4.8 mm
• Weight: 0.1 kg
• Product colour: White
• RoHS compliant
• Brand: MicroConnect, MPN: MDPDVI2, EAN: 5711045368301

How to use

Connect the mini DisplayPort end of the Microconnect MDPDVI2 cable to the Mini DisplayPort output on your computer and insert the DVI-D connector into the display or projector's DVI input. Ensure both devices are powered on and select the appropriate input on the external display. Adjust display resolution and settings in the computer's display preferences as needed.

Recommendations

For stable image quality, use direct connections without additional passive adapters and avoid excessive cable bending. If your source has a Thunderbolt port, verify Mini DisplayPort video output compatibility. Store the cable in a dry place and avoid pulling on the cable itself when disconnecting.