Video Cable Adapter DeLOCK 65347 VGA D-Sub to HDMI Type D Micro White

This adapter allows connecting a VGA (D-Sub) display device to an HDMI Type D (Micro) port using an integrated LT8511 chipset. It converts a High Speed HDMI-micro D 19 pin male signal to a VGA 15 pin female connector with screw nuts and is designed for use with on-board graphics; no driver installation is required and the adapter is OS independent. Maximum supported resolution is up to 1080p, depending on the connected monitor and system.

Advantages

The adapter provides a compact, plug-and-play solution to link HDMI Type D (Micro) outputs to VGA displays without additional software. Its LT8511 chipset ensures signal conversion, and the VGA connector's screw nuts offer a secure mechanical connection. The white housing matches many portable devices and the product supports a single VGA output.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting laptops with HDMI Type D (Micro) output to VGA monitors
• Using projectors that accept VGA input with devices that have HDMI-micro D ports
• Portable setups where a compact HDMI Type D to VGA adapter is needed

Key specifications

• Chipset: LT8511
• Connector A: High Speed HDMI-micro D 19 pin (male)
• Connector B: VGA 15 pin (female) with screw nuts
• Supported resolution: up to 1080p (dependent on monitor/system)
• Compatibility: for on-board graphics (not suitable for PCIe graphics cards)
• OS: driverless, OS independent
• Colour: White

How to use

Plug the HDMI Type D (Micro) male connector into the device's HDMI-micro D port, then connect the VGA cable from the monitor to the adapter's VGA female connector and secure it with the screw nuts. Ensure the source device is set to output video through its HDMI-micro D port and configure the monitor's input to VGA if necessary. Only one VGA monitor can be connected at a time.

Recommendations

For best results use quality VGA cables and verify that the source device's on-board graphics support analogue VGA output via the adapter. Resolution and image quality depend on the monitor and system settings; if you experience display issues, check cable seating and system output resolution.