AV Access H2C01 4K60 HDMI + USB-A to USB-C Adapter for eShare D20/D30
Bring an HDMI source to a compatible USB-C destination.
Convert a supported HDMI source into a USB-C video connection using an active adapter with a separate USB-A lead. H2C01 is useful for compatible USB-C displays and documented eShare casting accessories when the source computer has HDMI instead of USB-C video output.
H2C01
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.

Follow the signal in the correct direction
The HDMI male plug connects to the source. The USB-C female port connects to the compatible destination through a suitable full-featured USB-C cable. It does not convert a USB-C laptop output into HDMI.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Direction matters
HDMI source to USB-C destination only. For USB-C source to HDMI display, choose an adapter designed for that opposite direction.
Cable and display power
Use a full-featured USB-C cable and provide any external power the display requires. Do not assume the adapter will power every portable monitor.
No laptop charging
The USB-A supply is not USB-C laptop Power Delivery. This is a signal-conversion accessory, not a laptop charger.
From unboxing to connected.
Match your devices
Check connector types, signal direction and the required output mode.
Make the connections
Follow the labelled input and output ports for the selected arrangement.
Select your settings
Choose the source, layout or pairing mode supported by this model.
Confirm operation
Check the image, sound and controls with your actual connected equipment.
H2C01 at a glance.
| Model | H2C01 |
|---|---|
| Source plugs | HDMI male + USB-A male |
| Destination port | USB-C female |
| Video direction | HDMI source → USB-C video destination |
| Maximum video | 4K at 60Hz |
| HDMI | 2.0 |
| USB data | USB 2.0 where supported |
| Power | Required USB-A connection |
A little clarity before you buy.
Can it connect a USB-C MacBook to an HDMI TV?
No. That is the opposite signal direction.
Why is there a USB-A plug?
It provides the required power and supported USB data connection for the active adapter.
Will it power any USB-C monitor?
No. Check the monitor’s power requirements and provide external power where required.


