DeLOCK 64328 cable gender changer DisplayPort Anthracite

The DeLOCK 64328 DisplayPort gender changer in anthracite emulates a monitor EDID so that a source device maintains signal and resolution even when no display is connected. It includes a standard set of EDID/DDC data and can read and store the EDID information from a connected monitor. The adapter provides two DisplayPort connectors and is compatible with standard DisplayPort interfaces.

Advantages

The EDID emulator prevents automatic signal shutdown or resolution changes by the source, and supports saving and emulating monitor EDID data. It allows selection of the number of DisplayPort lanes (1, 2 or 4) to match the desired resolution and includes a Hot Plug Detect (HPD) button to toggle the connection to the attached monitor as if hot-plugging.

Suitable for

• Testing or maintaining display output when no physical monitor is connected
• Workstations or servers that require a constant EDID to prevent resolution changes
• AV setups where source devices must retain a stable signal during maintenance

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 64328
• Connectors: DisplayPort to DisplayPort
• Colour: Anthracite
• EDID/DDC: Standard set included; supports reading and saving monitor EDID
• DP lane selection: 1, 2 or 4 lanes
• HPD button: Present (Hot Plug Detect toggle)

How to use

Connect the DeLOCK 64328 between the DisplayPort output of the source device and the downstream DisplayPort cable or device. If desired, read and save EDID data from a connected monitor using the adapter’s EDID read/save function. Select the appropriate number of DP lanes (1, 2 or 4) to match the required resolution. Use the HPD button to simulate hot plugging and to toggle the connection to the attached monitor without physically disconnecting cables.

Recommendations

Use the adapter in environments where a persistent display signal is required, and ensure DP lane selection matches the target resolution to avoid unsupported modes. Read and store the EDID of the actual monitor if you need exact resolution and audio/video capabilities replicated.