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This 1m Kenable USB C to DisplayPort cable is for users needing to connect a USB-C device to a DisplayPort monitor or vice-versa, offering a key benefit of bi-directional connectivity for flexible setups. A primary caveat is that the USB-C source must support ALT mode (Video Out) for it to function correctly. It supports high resolutions up to 5k@60Hz and 8k@30Hz, HDR10, HBR3, and 7.1 channel audio, making it suitable for demanding visual and audio applications.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | USB3C-DP-BD01 |
| Brand | kenable |
It means the cable can transmit video and audio signals in either direction: from a USB-C device to a DisplayPort display, OR from a DisplayPort device to a USB-C display.
No, typically no drivers are required. The cable utilizes standard DisplayPort Alternate Mode over USB-C, which is supported natively by most modern operating systems.
DisplayPort Alternate Mode (ALT Mode) is a feature of USB Type-C that allows the USB-C port to carry a native DisplayPort video signal, in addition to USB data.
No, the USB-C source port must specifically support DisplayPort Alternate Mode (Video Out) for the cable to function correctly when connecting from USB-C to DisplayPort.
The cable supports up to 7680 x 4320 pixels (8K) at 30Hz, or 5120 x 2880 pixels (5K) at 60Hz.
Yes, the cable supports HDR10, providing enhanced contrast and a wider range of colors for compatible content and displays.
The cable length is 1 meter.
Verify that the USB-C source device supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode (ALT Mode). Ensure the cable is securely connected at both ends. Try a different USB-C port on the source device or a different DisplayPort input on the monitor. Check monitor input settings.
Confirm the maximum resolution and refresh rate supported by both your source device and the monitor. Ensure the cable is fully seated. Update graphics drivers on your source device.
Check for physical damage to the cable or connectors. Ensure connections are secure. Try reducing the resolution or refresh rate to see if the issue persists. Test with a different cable if possible.
Ensure that 7.1 channel audio is selected as the output device in your operating system's sound settings. Verify that the connected display or audio device supports the selected audio format.
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