CABLETIME DisplayPort to DVI Adapter, 1080p, 0.2m
DisplayPort to DVI Adapter, 1080p, 0.2m
Our compact CP24B adapter converts a compatible DisplayPort output to a DVI display connection at up to Full HD 1080p, helping extend the useful life of dependable DVI equipment.
Connect a DisplayPort computer to an established DVI monitor or projector
1080pFull HD digital videoDP → DVIFixed one-way conversionDVI FemaleConnect a compatible DVI cable0.2mShort flexible adapter leadA simple route from modern graphics output to DVI display input
Connect the DisplayPort male plug to a compatible desktop, workstation, graphics card or dock. Attach a DVI cable to the adapter’s DVI female socket and connect the other end to the monitor or projector.
Video connection: plan a separate audio route because DVI display systems commonly do not carry sound. This adapter is not designed for DVI source to DisplayPort display.
Technical specifications
| Source connector | DisplayPort male with retaining latch |
|---|---|
| Display-side socket | DVI female for compatible digital display connection |
| Maximum video | Up to 1920×1200 or Full HD 1080p with compatible equipment |
| Length / model / SKU | 0.2m / CP24B / CT-AV586-02G-B0.2 |
USE
- Connect the DisplayPort plug to the source computer.
- Connect a compatible DVI cable to the adapter.
- Connect the DVI cable to the display and secure its screws.
- Select the correct input and configure resolution.
COMPATIBILITY
For full-size DisplayPort outputs and compatible DVI display inputs. It does not convert analogue VGA and does not operate in reverse.
USER SCENARIOS
- Office workstation to DVI monitor
- Conference-room DVI projector
- Computer upgrade with an existing display
- IT deployment and service kit
FAQ
Does it carry audio?
Treat it as a video connection and use separate audio.
Can it connect DVI source to DisplayPort monitor?
No.
Does it need a driver?
No driver is normally required for a compatible DisplayPort output.
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Check the signal path first.
Identify the source and display or capture device, check connector type and conversion direction, then connect and select the correct input. Choose a video mode supported by the complete setup.
Will I always get the maximum listed resolution?
Actual output depends on the source, receiving device, intermediate equipment, selected mode and the length or version you choose. Check any length-specific limits in the product details.
Which length or version should I select?
Use the product selector to choose the required option. Check that option against any model, connector, length or pack-size distinctions in the specifications before ordering.