Video Cable Adapter DeLOCK 62611 Mini DisplayPort to HDMI

The DeLOCK 62611 Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter enables connection of a monitor or TV with an HDMI Type A input to a device with a Mini DisplayPort output. The compact 0.2 m adapter supports audio and video transmission and handles resolutions up to Ultra HD (4K) while remaining backward compatible with Full HD (1080p). The adapter uses active conversion, making it suitable for systems whose graphics cards do not output DP++ signals.

Advantages

The adapter provides reliable transmission of video and audio from Mini DisplayPort devices to HDMI displays, supports up to 4K resolution, and is backwards compatible with 1080p. Its active conversion ensures compatibility with a wider range of graphics cards. The short 0.2 m length makes it compact and convenient for portable setups or cramped workspaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or tablets with Mini DisplayPort to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Using external displays for presentations or meetings
• Extending or mirroring a desktop to an HDMI display

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model: 62611
• Connectors: Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Type A (Standard)
• Length: 0.2 m
• Colour: Black
• Resolution support: up to Ultra HD (4K), backward compatible to Full HD (1080p)
• Active conversion (suitable for non-DP++ graphics cards)
• Packaging: 1 piece per pack, box

How to use

Plug the Mini DisplayPort connector into the Mini DisplayPort output on your laptop, tablet or PC. Connect the HDMI Type A end to the HDMI input of your monitor or TV. Select the appropriate input on the display and configure the display settings (extend, duplicate or set native resolution) in the operating system if needed. The adapter carries both video and audio when supported by the source device and display.

Recommendations

For best results, use with devices that support Mini DisplayPort audio output and select the display's native resolution in the system settings. Avoid excessive bending of the cable and keep connections free of dust. If no signal is detected, verify the source device's display output settings and try a different HDMI cable or display input.