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This guide is for users looking to duplicate a DVI-D signal to multiple displays using the kenable DVI Splitter Cable. It's ideal for presentations or situations where you need identical content on two screens. Keep in mind that this cable mirrors the signal; it does not extend your desktop across multiple monitors. This guide will walk you through setup, usage, and troubleshooting.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 004325 |
| Brand | kenable |
No, this cable only transmits video signals. Audio signals are not supported.
No, this cable duplicates the same content across both displays. It does not allow you to extend your desktop.
The maximum resolution depends on the capabilities of your source device and displays. It supports dual-link DVI, which can support high resolutions.
The cable is approximately 23cm long.
This cable uses DVI-D (Digital Visual Interface - Digital) connections.
It is compatible with monitors that have a DVI-D input. Make sure your monitor has the correct input.
The gold connectors are designed to provide a better connection, improve signal transfer, and resist corrosion.
Ensure all connections are secure. Check the power to your displays. Verify that your source device is turned on and outputting a signal. Try a different DVI-D cable or display to isolate the issue. Check the source device resolution settings.
Check the connections for any loose contacts. Ensure that the displays and source are set to a supported resolution. Make sure the DVI-D cable is not damaged. Try reducing the resolution to see if that improves the picture.
Make sure that both monitors are connected and powered on. Check both the DVI cable and the DVI port of the monitor. Test with only one monitor connected to the splitter to ensure it works, and then connect the other one.
