Compeve
Compeve Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable with Screw Lock for Matrox M9148 M9188 C680
Connects mini DisplayPort sources to DisplayPort displays using a screw-lock connector for secure Matrox M9148, M9188 and C680 video card installations
- Connects Matrox M9148, M9188 and C680 cards
- Screw lock prevents accidental disconnection
- Mini DisplayPort to full DisplayPort adapter cable
- New condition ensures reliable signal integrity
- Compeve SKU 562600102502 for easy identification
Cable purpose
This Compeve adapter cable connects a mini DisplayPort source to a standard DisplayPort input. It is built for installers and system builders who need a secure link between Matrox M9148, M9188 or C680 graphics cards and compatible displays.
Fit and alternatives
The screw-lock connector prevents accidental disconnection in rackmount or multi-monitor deployments where vibration or cable movement is a concern. Buyers who require a latch-free mini DisplayPort plug or a different cable length should look at other options.
Deciding specification
The defining feature is the screw-lock mini DisplayPort plug that mates with the locking receptacles on Matrox M9148, M9188 and C680 cards. Without this locking mechanism the cable will not stay seated in those specific card models.
Highlights
- Connects Matrox M9148, M9188 and C680 cards
- Screw lock prevents accidental disconnection
- Mini DisplayPort to full DisplayPort adapter cable
- New condition ensures reliable signal integrity
- Compeve SKU 562600102502 for easy identification
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the screw-lock connector to the Mini DisplayPort on my Matrox M9148?
Align the cable's miniDP plug with the port, push it in fully, then turn the knurled screw collar clockwise by hand until it seats firmly; the step most people miss is tightening the screw after the plug clicks.
What part of this cable will wear out first with daily connect-disconnect cycles?
The screw-lock collar threads and the miniDP latch mechanism see the most stress; if the screw strips or the latch stops clicking, replace the cable.
What signal-length limit appears first when I run this cable at 4K60 between a Matrox C680 and a monitor?
Passive copper Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort links typically lose integrity beyond three metres at 4K60, so keep the run under that distance.
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