MANHATTAN
MANHATTAN 151962 DisplayPort to VGA gender changer 5.91" 1.35 GB/s
Converts a DisplayPort signal to VGA for monitors or projectors at 1.35 GB/s over a 5.91" cable
- ColorBlack
- Changer TypeOther
- Connect legacy VGA displays through a DisplayPort source
- Compact 5.91 inch cable fits tight workspaces
- 35 GB/s bandwidth supports clear video signals
- Male DisplayPort to female HD-15 gender changer design
- MANHATTAN 151962 model in black finish
DisplayPort to VGA active converter
This 151962 adapter converts a DisplayPort output to a VGA input for monitors, projectors or legacy displays. It integrates the signal conversion in a short 5.91" cable with a DisplayPort male plug and an HD-15 female socket. The black housing suits desktop and notebook installations. It supports a 1.35 GB/s data rate for video transmission.
Users with DisplayPort sources driving VGA screens
Suits anyone connecting a modern GPU or laptop to an older projector or monitor that only accepts analogue VGA. Not for buyers who need to send a VGA signal into a DisplayPort input. Not for setups requiring audio extraction, because VGA carries no audio channel. Not for runs longer than the fixed cable length without an additional extension.
1.35 GB/s conversion bandwidth
The active converter handles up to 1.35 GB/s, which determines the maximum resolution and refresh rate the link can sustain. Check your display’s required bandwidth against this figure before purchasing. No external power adapter is included; the unit draws power from the DisplayPort source.
Highlights
- Connect legacy VGA displays through a DisplayPort source
- Compact 5.91 inch cable fits tight workspaces
- 35 GB/s bandwidth supports clear video signals
- Male DisplayPort to female HD-15 gender changer design
- MANHATTAN 151962 model in black finish
Specifications
| Brand | MANHATTAN |
|---|---|
| Model | 151962 |
| Color | Black |
| Changer Type | Other |
| Shipping weight | 0.05 kg |
| Package size | 117 × 81 × 15 mm |
Questions about this item
Which length should I pick for the 151962 converter cable?
The 151962 is supplied in a single 5.91-inch length, so there is no alternative size to choose.
What does the 1.35 GB/s figure mean when I connect a monitor?
It represents the maximum data throughput the adapter can sustain, limiting the highest resolution and refresh rate your VGA display can receive.
What interface does the DisplayPort end use and what does it cap in practice?
The male DisplayPort plug carries a digital video signal that the adapter converts to analog VGA, capping output at the adapter's 1.35 GB/s bandwidth limit.
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