Sunix DPD2000 User manual

When display resolution is greater than 1920x1080 (1920x1200)

pixels, DisplayPort graphics splitter runs " " mode,

such as 3840x1080 (3840x1200) pixels.

Extension

2-port DisplayPort Splitter x 1

DisplayPort Male to DisplayPort Male cable 200mm (8.0 ft.) x 1

Quick Installation Guide

Package Contents

Works with any desktop or notebook computer which has

DisplayPort output connectivity.

Fully HD compatible and provides full display performance with

virtually zero latency and no display application limitations.

Hot Plug & Plug-n-play feature without configuration.

Supports main link rates of 2.7Gbps (HBR) and 1.62Gbps (RBR) from

the source.

Compatible with DisplayPort™ v1.1a, VESA DDM, HDCP v1.3, and EDID

v1.4 Standards.

Supports exceptional Secured Content Protection with HDCP 1.3 for

digital content.

Supports 2 Monitor output resolutions up to 3840x1200@60Hz.

Supports video mirror and extension mode.

Driver free under Windows and Linux operation systems.

Certified by CE, FCC, and RoHS approval.

Features

This graphics splitter adapter lets you combine two DisplayPort

monitors as one display, at a maximum resolution of 3840x1200, to

make the ultimate wide screen desktop. This graphics expansion

module can also clone your primary display and function as a 2 Port

DisplayPort Video Splitter.

The DisplayPort graphics splitter adapter is an innovative, external

multi-display adapter that allows end users to enjoy multiple monitors

from a single digital DisplayPort source for each application, such as

gaming, graphics design or spreadsheet analysis; or the user can

choose to dedicate each monitor to a separate application.

Compatible with a DisplayPort video card and DisplayPort displays, the

graphics expansion module requires no software installation for multi-display

applications, plug-n-play, simplifying configuration and saving time. It works

for standard Microsoft Windows and Linux PC with DisplayPort connectivity.

Introduction Installation

Follow the steps below to install DisplayPort graphics splitter

adapter. It is recommended that monitors of the same size and

resolution are used for the connection. Same type monitors means

the monitors have the same native resolution and same refresh

rate.

Step 2:

Connect DisplayPort output ports 1 and 2 to two monitors

respectively, according to the monitors’ display sequence.

Step 3:

Power on PC and monitors. Select monitors’ input port to DP

connectivity.

Step 4:

The DP to DP adapter will automatically configure the output

to expanded mode.

Step 5:

To change the display to clone mode, change the output

display resolution on your computer and select the

horizontal resolution equivalent to your monitors’native

resolution or lower.

Connect DisplayPort input cable to a video source, such as

desktop or notebook PC DisplayPort Output connector.

(Cable for Display Port input is provided on the adapter).

Step 1:

After installation, you will see the same image on all monitors (clone mode)

or a single image spread across multiple monitors. To change the display

setting, simply change the graphic card output resolution via the Display

Properties page.

User can set mirror or extension mode via Windows display

resolution setting. Right click your mouse on the desktop and

select “ . Here is the example when using two

1920x1080 Full HD standard displays with single DisplayPort

graphics splitter adapter .

scree resolution”

When display resolution is equal or lesser than 1920x1080 pixels

(1920x1200), DisplayPort graphics splitter runs " " mode.Mirror

771-DPD200000-N01

Mirror mode Extension mode

DisplayPort Graphics Splitter Adapter

Problem: There’s no video image on display, when connecting

DisplayPort to HDMI / DVI adapter.

Specification

Note:

Based on a Vertical Refresh Rate of 60Hz.

GPU dependent. EDID (Extended Display Identification Data)

maximum resolution capabilities may differ based on GPU capability.

Problem:Computer doesn’t display information after DisplayPort

graphics splitter adapter is connected.

Cause 1:

The software driver provided with your notebook computer or

graphics card is not current and doesn’t support attached

displays.

Solution:

Please go to the graphics chip vendor’s website, such as ATI,

nVidia, or Intel, to download the latest software driver.

Cause 2:

In addition to the DP output, your computer has another output

interface such as DVI or VGA available and it is the primary

display. DP output is the secondary display and is not enabled.

Solution:

Enable the secondary display.

Solution:

Unplug the other output cable attached to your computer. Make

sure that the computer only has the DP output in use.

Cause 3:

Your adapter may not be properly connected.

Solution:

Make sure your adapter is properly connected and all

connectors are properly fastened.

Solution:

Be sure to use DP cable for DP input is provided on the

Solution:

Turn PC power off and try reconnecting your monitors and all

DP cable again.

Problem: Desktop display isn’t stretched across multiple monitors.

Cause 1:

The resolution setting is too low.

Solution:

Change your display setting to a higher resolution such as

3840x1080 pixels. When display resolution is set not higher

than 1920x1080 pixels, it runs clone mode.

Cause 2:

Your computer has two output interfaces available and currently

is set in clone mode. In clone mode the highest resolutionis

limited by the ability of the primary display.

Solution:

Set the adapter as primary display.

Solution:

Unplug the other output cable attached to your computer to

make sure that only the DisplayPort output is available.

Problem: The screen image is garbled or unusable on one of the

monitors (blank screen, rolling or overlapping screen images).

Cause:

This monitor probably supports a different resolution than the

other two monitors.

Solution:

Replace the monitor with one that is the same model/resolution

as the other monitors.

Solution:

Change to a common resolution that is supported by two

monitors.

Trouble Shooting

Two Monitors

Each Monitor

Computer Settings

3840 x 1200

3840 x 1080

2560 x 1024

2048 x 768

3360 x 1050

3200 x 1200

2880 x 900

1600 x 600

1280 x 480

2800 x 1050

1920 x 1200

1920 x 1080

1280 x 1024

1024 x 768

1680 x 1050

1600 x 1200

1440 x 900

800 x 600

640 x 480

1400 x 1050

DPD2000

DisplayPort™ Splitter

DisplayPort™ v1.1a

DisplayPort™ x 1-port Female

DisplayPort™ x 2-port Female

Do NOT support

Green LED for each downstream port to indicate DP link status.

PC (polycarbonate)

65g ± 2g (2.3oz)

FCC Part 15 Class B, CE (EN55022, EN61000, EN55024) ,

VCCI, C-Tick, BSMI, and RoHS

Driver Free Under

Linux 2.6.x or later

Windows XP /2003/ Vista/7/2008/8 (32/64 bit)

Operation temp. 0 °C ~ 40 °C (32-104°F)

Operation humidity: < 85% non-condensing

Storage temp. -10 °C ~85 °C (14~176°F)

*Note

1.2W

+3.3VDC DisplayPort Bus Power

Model:

Description:

Interface:

Video input Connectivity:

Video output Connectivity:

Audio output Connectivity:

LED:

Resolution Support:

Case Material:

Weight:

Regulatory Approvals:

O.S. support:

Environment :

Power Consumption:

DisplayPort Graphics Splitter Adapter

Cause: This DisplayPort graphics splitter adapter does NOT

support DP++ protocol. User can not use this adapter for

HDMI norDVI connectivity switching.

Solution: User has to select another item of DisplayPort graphics

splitter adapter that output HDMI or DVI connectivity.

Solution: User has to use the display with DisplayPort connectivity.

Sunix DPD2000 User manual

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