Cables Direct USB-C to DVI Adapter with PD - White


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This white Cables Direct USB-C to DVI Adapter is designed for users needing to connect USB-C laptops to DVI monitors for expanded display options. Its key benefit is the integrated USB-C Power Delivery (PD) port, allowing simultaneous charging of your host device up to 60W while transmitting video. A potential caveat is that charging current may vary if your charger or device doesn't support PD 2.0 protocols.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | USB3C-DVICAB-WPD |
| Brand | Cables Direct |
No, this adapter supports DVI video resolution up to 1080p @60Hz. It is not designed for 4K output.
No, a DVI cable is not included with the adapter. You will need to provide your own DVI-D cable.
The adapter features a USB-C PD port that allows you to charge your connected host computer simultaneously while using the adapter for video output. It supports up to 60W (20V/3A) charging, compatible with PD 2.0.
The adapter is compatible with USB-C enabled devices such as Macbooks, Google Chromebook Pixels, and other laptops or computers that support DisplayPort Alternate Mode over USB-C.
While it outputs a DVI-D signal, connecting to other converters depends on the converter's specifications and compatibility. It is primarily designed for direct DVI connections.
HDCP stands for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection. It is a copy protection standard used to prevent digital audio and video streams from being pirated. This adapter supports HDCP, which is necessary for playing protected content like Blu-rays or streaming services.
Yes, if your charger or device does not support the PD 2.0 protocol, the charging current may drop, resulting in slower charging speeds compared to a compatible PD 2.0 setup.
Ensure the USB-C port on your computer supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Verify that the DVI cable is securely connected to both the adapter and the monitor. Check that the monitor is set to the correct DVI input source. Try a different DVI cable or monitor to rule out hardware issues.
Confirm that the connected USB-C power adapter and cable support USB-C Power Delivery (PD) 2.0 and can provide at least 60W. Ensure the PD port on the adapter is correctly connected to your computer for charging. Note that charging current may be lower if your device or charger uses a different protocol than PD 2.0.
Check the display settings in your operating system and set the resolution to 1080p @60Hz for optimal performance. Ensure the DVI cable is not damaged and rated for the desired resolution.
Try connecting the adapter to a different USB-C port on your computer. Restart your computer with the adapter connected. Ensure your computer's operating system and USB drivers are up to date.
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