Description
Eaton Tripp Lite Series 3-Port Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort MST Hub — 4K 60 Hz UHD
The Eaton Tripp Lite Series 3-Port Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Multi-Monitor Splitter, MST Hub is a compact, high-performance solution designed to unlock multi-monitor workflows for professionals in offices, schools, and home workspaces. With a single Mini DisplayPort input and three DisplayPort outputs, this MST hub delivers crisp 4K UHD visuals, streamlined cable management, and reliable performance for demanding multitasking, creative work, and data-intensive applications. Built for durability and backed by Tripp Lite’s reputation for quality, it’s the ideal upgrade for users who need expanded screen real estate without sacrificing desk space or setup simplicity.
- Multi-monitor power from a single source: Connect one Mini DisplayPort output from your computer to the MST hub and drive up to three DisplayPort displays. This enables expansive desktop real estate for data analysis, design, trading, programming, and collaborative workflows, making it easier to compare documents side by side, monitor real-time data, and run complex simulations.
- 4K 60 Hz visual fidelity: Built for modern workloads, the hub supports DisplayPort 1.2 and Multi-Stream Transport to deliver high-resolution, smooth imagery across displays. Enjoy vibrant colors, sharp text, and fluid video playback on multiple monitors without stuttering or lag, ideal for video editing, CAD, and immersive dashboards.
- Compact, durable design for any environment: A sturdy enclosure and compact footprint let you place the MST hub discreetly on a desk, on a monitor arm, or behind a monitor. Its robust construction stands up to daily use in corporate offices, classrooms, and increasingly active home offices, helping you keep cables organized and out of the way.
- Broad compatibility and flexible deployment: The MST hub supports modern MST-enabled systems and is suitable for Windows, macOS, and Linux environments. This cross-platform compatibility is perfect for IT departments, educational labs, and professionals who work across different operating systems and hardware configurations.
- TA A-compliant reliability for procurement: This device is TAA-compliant, aligning with government procurement standards and enterprise compliance requirements. It delivers reliable performance in mission-critical environments while offering a straightforward, business-friendly upgrade path for multi-monitor setups.
Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series 3-Port Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort MST Hub
- Port configuration: 1 Mini DisplayPort input; 3 DisplayPort outputs to drive three separate displays
- DisplayPort version: DP 1.2 capable, enabling Multi-Stream Transport for multiple monitors
- Maximum resolution: Supports up to 4K (3840x2160) at 60 Hz per display when connected to compatible sources and displays
- Connections: Standard DisplayPort on all outputs; Mini DisplayPort on the input for a straightforward bridge from laptops and desktops
- Compliance: TAA-compliant for government and enterprise procurement
- Application: Ideal for corporate workstations, classrooms, design studios, and advanced home offices needing extended desktop real estate
- Physical characteristics: Compact, rugged housing designed for desk or mounting use with minimal footprint
How to install Eaton Tripp Lite Series 3-Port Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort MST Hub
- Step 1: Power down your computer (recommended) and connect the Mini DisplayPort output from your computer to the MST hub’s Mini DisplayPort input using a quality DP cable.
- Step 2: Run DisplayPort cables from each of the three hub outputs to your three monitors. Ensure each monitor has its own DisplayPort input and is powered on.
- Step 3: Power on your computer and monitors. The operating system should recognize the MST hub as an additional display adapter. If necessary, install or update graphics drivers to enable MST functionality.
- Step 4: Configure display settings in your OS. Use the display manager to extend or duplicate your desktop across the three monitors, arrange the monitor order to match your physical layout, and set the preferred resolutions and scaling for each display.
- Step 5: Fine-tune color, brightness, and layout. For best results, use high-quality DisplayPort cables of appropriate length and avoid excessive cable runs that could impact signal integrity. If you experience issues with MST, verify that your graphics card and driver support MST and enable MST in the graphics settings.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: What is MST and why would I use this hub? A: MST stands for Multi-Stream Transport. It allows a single video output to drive multiple monitors by creating independent video streams. This hub enables you to expand your workspace, improve multitasking, and enhance collaboration with three displays from one Mini DisplayPort source.
- Q: Can this hub run 4K on all three displays at once? A: The hub supports high-resolution output via DP 1.2, with up to 4K at 60 Hz per display on compatible systems. Actual performance depends on your GPU, host bandwidth, and monitor configurations. Expect optimal 4K 60 Hz on one or a subset of displays when using three monitors.
- Q: Is external power required? A: In most setups, the MST hub is powered through the DisplayPort connection (bus-powered) and does not require an external power adapter. Some configurations or higher bandwidth demands may require power considerations depending on the host system.
- Q: Is it compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux? A: Yes. The hub is designed to work across major operating systems that support DisplayPort MST, offering flexibility for mixed-OS environments commonly found in offices, schools, and home offices.
- Q: Do I need special software to enable MST? A: In many cases, MST is configured via the graphics driver settings or operating system display manager. Ensure your graphics driver is current and that MST is enabled in the driver control panel if you don’t see all three displays automatically.
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