StarTech.com CMDPHD2HD Instruction Manual

Instruction manual
USB-C, HDMI, or Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Converter Cable
CMDPHD2HD
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Packaging contents
• 1 x 2 m USB-C™, HDMI®, or mDP to HDMI converter cable
• 1 x 2 m Micro-USB cable
• 1 x instruction manual
Introduction
This unique converter cable combines multiple inputs into a single
adapter so that you can use the converter cable to connect the
USB-C, HDMI, or mini DisplayPort outputs on your laptop to an HDMI
display or projector. The CMDPHD2HD eliminates the need for you
to have separate adapters for each kind of video input, and is much
more cost effective than an integrated panel or desktop switch.
Product diagram
Top view
4
1
3
2
1 - HDMI input
2 - USB-C input
3 - Mini DisplayPort input
4 - Micro-USB 2.0 power port
5 - HDMI output
For the latest information, technical specifications, and support for
this product, please visit www.StarTech.com/CMDPHD2HD.
Power and activity LEDs
5
*actual product may vary from photos
Bottom view
Reset button
Connect the converter cable
1. Connect the HDMI output to your display or projector.
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Micro-USB 2.0
power port on the converter cable and the USB port on your
computer or your AC power adapter.
3. Connect one of the inputs on the converter cable to the
corresponding mini DisplayPort, USB-C, or HDMI port on your
computer.
Reset the converter cable
When you push the Reset button, it's equivalent to temporarily
removing the USB power. If there are multiple inputs connected to
the converter cable, the input that connects first is given priority.
• To reset the converter cable, insert a pin or paperclip into the
Reset button located on the back of the converter cable.
About the LED indicators
The converter cable features three LED indicators, one for each of the
input cables. For more information about what the LED indicators
mean, see the table below.
LED behavior
LED (green) is illuminated
LED (green) isn't illuminated The corresponding input isn't active.
Scenario
The corresponding input is active.
Manual Revision: 03/27/2019