Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Active Adapter (6-Inch) – Video Converter

The Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Active Adapter is a compact, high-performance solution designed to bridge DisplayPort-equipped computers with DVI-D dual-link displays, projectors, or TVs. At 6 inches in length, this active adapter delivers reliable signal conversion from DisplayPort to DVI-D dual-link while maintaining sharp, stable visuals for business presentations, home theater setups, or classroom deployments. Built to support modern workflows, it eliminates the need for multiple cables or temporary adapters, helping you keep your workstation tidy and your content crystal clear.

• Seamless DP to DVI compatibility: Converts a DisplayPort source into a DVI-D dual-link signal, enabling compatibility with a wide range of monitors, projectors, and displays that require DVI input.
• Active conversion for reliability: The adapter uses active electronics to translate DisplayPort to DVI-D, ensuring consistent performance even with longer cable runs or multi-display configurations.
• Compact, travel-friendly design: A slim 6-inch form factor fits neatly on desks, in laptop bags, or behind wall-mounted screens, making it ideal for on-the-go professionals and installation specialists.
• High-resolution support for demanding visuals: Delivers crisp images suitable for presentations, design work, and multimedia playback at up to standard DVI-D dual-link resolutions for sharp text and detailed graphics.
• Plug-and-play with no external power required: This bus-powered adapter is designed for simple setup and quick deployment without the need for an auxiliary power adapter, helping you get to content faster.

Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Active Adapter

• Video input: DisplayPort (male)
• Video output: DVI-D dual-link (female)
• Length: 6 inches (15.24 cm)
• Link type: Active adapter for reliable conversion from DP to DVI-D
• Power: Bus-powered (no external power required)
• Compatibility: Works with DisplayPort sources and DVI-D dual-link displays across typical workstation and home theater setups

How to install Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Active Adapter

• Power off your computer and display devices before making connections to ensure a clean signal initialization.
• Insert the DisplayPort connector (male) into a DisplayPort-enabled graphics card or DP output on your computer.
• Connect the DVI-D dual-link end (the female DVI connector) to the DVI port on your monitor, projector, or display using a standard DVI-D dual-link cable.
• Power on the display and your computer, then use your operating system’s display settings to configure resolution, orientation, and multiple-display arrangements as needed.
• If you encounter any display issues, verify that the monitor is set to the correct DVI input and that the DisplayPort output on your graphics card is active. In some cases, adjusting the resolution to a standard value (e.g., 1920x1200 at 60 Hz) may help establish a stable connection.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the Eaton Tripp Lite DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Active Adapter used for? It enables a DisplayPort-equipped computer to drive a DVI-D dual-link display, eliminating the need for multiple adapters or complex cabling when connecting to projectors, monitors, or TVs with DVI inputs.
• Do I need external power for this adapter? No. The adapter is bus-powered and does not require an external power source in typical usage scenarios.
• What resolutions are supported? The adapter supports standard DVI-D dual-link resolutions. In most setups this includes 1920x1200 at 60 Hz or lower, ensuring clear text and vivid visuals for presentations and multimedia playback. Always verify your display’s native resolution for best results.
• Can I transmit audio through this adapter? No. DVI-D dual-link does not carry audio signals, so audio must be routed through a separate path if your content requires synchronized sound.
• Is this compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux? Yes. The adapter is designed to work across major operating systems that support DisplayPort output and DVI-D inputs, with the setup typically being plug-and-play without additional drivers.
• Is HDCP supported? HDCP compatibility depends on the source and display devices. The adapter passes through HDCP when the source and display support it, ensuring secure content playback where permitted by the hardware.