Total Micro Technologies
Total Micro Technologies H-DVI-TM HDMI to DVI-D Adapter
Connects an HDMI source to a DVI-D display with a male-to-female adapter
- Connect HDMI sources to DVI-D displays using this male-to-female adapter
- Simple plug-and-play design requires no drivers or external power
- Compact form factor fits tight spaces behind monitors or in AV racks
- Durable moulded connectors resist strain from repeated insertion and removal
- Supports digital video signals for clear picture quality without conversion loss
What it is
The Total Micro Technologies H-DVI-TM is a passive adapter that converts an HDMI male plug into a DVI-D female socket. It lets owners of monitors or projectors with DVI-D inputs connect to sources that only provide HDMI output.
Build and connectors
The adapter uses a compact moulded housing that keeps the signal path short and the connector alignment firm. Gold-plated contacts resist oxidation, and the DVI-D side accepts a standard dual-link cable without needing screws for retention.
Signal performance
As a passive device it draws no external power and adds no active circuitry to the link. Video passes through unchanged up to the limits of the source and display, with no added latency or noise in normal desktop or video playback use.
Highlights
- Connect HDMI sources to DVI-D displays using this male-to-female adapter
- Simple plug-and-play design requires no drivers or external power
- Compact form factor fits tight spaces behind monitors or in AV racks
- Durable moulded connectors resist strain from repeated insertion and removal
- Supports digital video signals for clear picture quality without conversion loss
Specifications
| Brand | TOTAL MICRO TECHNOLOGIES |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 152 × 0 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the HDMI male to DVI-D female adapter carry audio signals?
No, the adapter only passes video because DVI-D does not support audio channels.
What clearance is needed around the HDMI male and DVI-D female connectors?
Allow space for the HDMI plug depth and the DVI-D socket with its screw posts on a standard bracket.
Which side should be connected first when installing the adapter?
Insert the HDMI male end into the source device, then attach the DVI-D cable to the female side and secure the thumbscrews.
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