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Black DisplayPort MST hub with one male and two female ports plus USB-A male connector

Techly

Techly IDATA DP-102 DisplayPort to dual head DisplayPort MST Hub

SKU CH-W92B-B6V6W

Connects one DisplayPort source to two independent 4K displays at 30 Hz using MST 1.2

  • TypeDisplayPort Converters
  • Changer TypeDisplayPort to dual head DisplayPort
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsVideo signal: DisplayPort Number of ports: 2 External connec
  • Connector A1x DisplayPort male 1x USB-A male
  • Connector B2x DisplayPort female
  • Connect two independent displays via MST hub
  • Drive both monitors at up to 4K 30 Hz resolution
  • Works with DP 1.2 graphics cards including AMD Radeon
  • Supports mirror, extended and multi-stream display modes
  • Plug-and-play setup with newly engineered chipset

Multi-stream hub for dual monitors

The Techly IDATA DP-102 is a DisplayPort 1.2 MST hub that splits one video output into two independent DisplayPort connections. It targets professionals and multi-taskers who need extended desktop space from a single GPU port without adding a graphics card.

Maximum resolution capped at 30 Hz

The hub supports 4Kx2K resolution at 30 Hz across both attached displays. This refresh ceiling makes it suitable for office applications and static content but unsuitable for gaming, video editing or any workflow that demands smoother motion at 4K.

Passive operation with USB power

The unit draws auxiliary power from a USB-A connector while the DisplayPort male plug carries the video signal. No external power brick is required and the adapter runs silently with no moving parts, adding negligible load to the host system.

Highlights

  • Connect two independent displays via MST hub
  • Drive both monitors at up to 4K 30 Hz resolution
  • Works with DP 1.2 graphics cards including AMD Radeon
  • Supports mirror, extended and multi-stream display modes
  • Plug-and-play setup with newly engineered chipset

Specifications

BrandTechly
ModelIDATA DP-102
TypeDisplayPort Converters
Changer TypeDisplayPort to dual head DisplayPort
ColorBlack
SpecificationsVideo signal: DisplayPort
Number of ports: 2
External connectors:
- DisplayPort Male x 1
- DisplayPort Female x 2
Maximum Display Resolution: 4Kx2K a 30 Hz
Connector A1x DisplayPort male
1x USB-A male
Connector B2x DisplayPort female
FeaturesDisplayPort to dual head DisplayPort Multi Stream Transport Hub
Maximize your productivity by connecting two independent displays to your computer using the MST Hub
Connect to almost any television, monitor or projector with the support of low-cost adapters (not included)
Increase external video performance with support for resolutions up to 4K
Compatible with DP1.2 Graphics Cards such as AMD Eyefinity Technology & AMD Radeon
Supports Mirror, Extended and Multi-Stream (MST) modes
Plug and play installation
Newly engineered chipset for increased compatibility
Package ContentsDisplayPort to dual head DisplayPort Multi Stream Transport Hub
User's manual

Questions about this item

What does the 4K at 30 Hz limit mean when I plug two monitors into this hub?

The 4K resolution at 30 Hz is the maximum each display can show when both ports are active, because the MST hub splits the single DisplayPort 1.2 bandwidth between two independent screens.

Does the DisplayPort 1.2 connection cap the refresh rate at 4K resolution?

Yes, the DP 1.2 link from the graphics card limits the hub to 4K at 30 Hz per monitor; higher refresh rates would need a DP 1.3 or 1.4 source which this hub does not support.

What physical connections and power does the Techly IDATA DP-102 need to work?

It plugs into one DisplayPort output and one USB-A port on the host for power, then provides two DisplayPort sockets for your monitors; no external power brick is required.

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