InLine HDMI to DisplayPort Converter Cable, 4K, black/gold, 1m

The InLine HDMI to DisplayPort Converter Cable 4K black/gold 1m enables connection of a computer or other HDMI source to a DisplayPort monitor. The adapter carries an active signal conversion from HDMI to DisplayPort and supports up to 4K resolution. A separate 5V/500mA USB power feed on the HDMI side is required for the conversion to function.

Advantages

The cable provides active HDMI-to-DisplayPort conversion in a single, compact 1 m cable, eliminating the need for a separate bulky converter box. It supports 4K output, includes an additional USB power connector for reliable signal conversion, and is UL certified for safety. The black and gold finish offers a durable, professional appearance suitable for home and office setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or PC with HDMI output to a DisplayPort monitor
• Home or office video playback and streaming in high resolution
• Presentations where the source device has only HDMI output
• Gaming setups that require DisplayPort monitors while using HDMI graphics output

Key specifications

• Brand: InLine
• Model / MPN: 17161P
• EAN: 4043718292592
• Cable length: 1 m
• Connectors: HDMI + USB (power) to DisplayPort
• Maximum resolution: up to 4K (device dependent)
• Power requirement: 5V/500mA via USB on HDMI side
• Colour: Black with gold accents
• Category: Monitor / Display cables

How to use

Plug the HDMI connector into the HDMI output of your computer or source device. Connect the DisplayPort plug to the monitor’s DisplayPort input. Attach the USB connector to a 5V/500mA USB port or power adapter to supply the required power for the active conversion. Power on both devices and select the appropriate input on the monitor; the monitor should receive the converted signal and display up to 4K depending on device capabilities.

Recommendations

Ensure the USB power plug provides at least 5V/500mA before use. If the monitor does not display a signal, verify cable connections, confirm the source supports the intended output resolution, and check that the monitor input is set to DisplayPort.