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Cables To Go 54292 Mini DisplayPort 1.2 to dual HDMI audio video converter
Splits one Mini DisplayPort 1.2 signal to two HDMI displays at 4K 30 Hz or a single display at 4K 60 Hz with 7.1 audio
- TypeMini DP to HDMI
- Changer TypeMini DisplayPort 1.2 to Dual HDMI
- ColorBlack
- SpecificationsResolution: 3840 x 2160 at 30Hz (Dual Display) Resolution: 3
- Connector A1 x Mini DisplayPort Male
- Connector B2 x HDMI Female 1 x USB Micro-B Female
- Drives two 4K displays at 30Hz from one Mini DisplayPort 1.2 output
- Runs a single 4K screen at 60Hz for smoother motion
- Delivers 7.1 channel audio up to 192KHz sampling
- Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and moulded strain relief protects cables
- USB Micro-B port accepts 5V 2A power when the host cannot supply enough
Product identity
This Cables To Go 54292 adapter converts one Mini DisplayPort 1.2 source into two HDMI outputs. It supports 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz on a single display or 30Hz across both displays simultaneously. The hub draws up to 5V 2A through a USB Micro-B port and carries 7.1 channel audio at 192KHz sampling.
Who it suits
Ideal for users with a Mini DisplayPort 1.2a graphics port who need two independent 4K screens for extended desktop or mirrored video. Not suitable for systems lacking DisplayPort 1.2 MST support, for setups requiring higher than 30Hz on dual 4K panels, or for buyers who cannot supply external USB power when the host port cannot deliver 5V 2A.
Sustained operation
Under continuous use the converter maintains the rated 5.4Gbps bandwidth and stable 7.1 audio without thermal throttling, provided the external 5V 2A supply is connected. Dual 4K 30Hz streams remain consistent over long sessions, while single 4K 60Hz output stays within the HBR2 link rate without signal degradation.
Highlights
- Drives two 4K displays at 30Hz from one Mini DisplayPort 1.2 output
- Runs a single 4K screen at 60Hz for smoother motion
- Delivers 7.1 channel audio up to 192KHz sampling
- Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and moulded strain relief protects cables
- USB Micro-B port accepts 5V 2A power when the host cannot supply enough
Specifications
| Brand | C2G |
|---|---|
| Model | 54292 |
| Type | Mini DP to HDMI |
| Changer Type | Mini DisplayPort 1.2 to Dual HDMI |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | Resolution: 3840 x 2160 at 30Hz (Dual Display) Resolution: 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz (Single Display) Output: Requires 5V, 2A external power over Micro-B USB port DisplayPort 1.2a compliant Link Rate: HBR2/HBR/RBR Bandwidth: 5.4Gbps max. Support SST and MST (when both host and monitor support) Support 7.1 sound channel; max. sampling size 192KHz |
| Connector A | 1 x Mini DisplayPort Male |
| Connector B | 2 x HDMI Female 1 x USB Micro-B Female |
| Audio | Yes |
| Features | Multi-Stream Transport (MST) Supports dual display resolutions up to 4K (3840 x 2160) at 30Hz Supports single display resolutions up to 4K (3840 x 2160) at 60Hz 5.4Gbps max bandwidth Supports 7.1 channel sound DisplayPort 1.2 standards USB Micro-B port for additional power Note: This hub requires 5V/2A of power. In some instances, depending on the connected source device, additional external power may be required through the USB Micro-B port on the hub. Optional Micro-B power cable available (Part No. 27053). This MST hub is DisplayPort 1.2 compliant. The source device video card and |
| Shipping weight | 0.09 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 178 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Do I need a separate USB power adapter for the 54292?
The hub draws 5 V / 2 A through its Micro-B USB port; a USB charger or powered port that can supply that current is required.
Will my older HDMI monitors that only handle 1080p work with this MST hub?
Yes — the converter down-scales automatically, so each 1080p display will show its native resolution while the host still sees a 4K-capable MST link.
How can I confirm the 54292 is delivering 4K at 60 Hz on a single screen?
Open your OS display settings and verify the active resolution reads 3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz; the on-screen menu of the monitor should also report that timing.
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