CSV-1546 - CLUB3D USB C - DUAL HDMI 1.4 DISPLAY MST HUB

Displays have always been a key part of the PC experience. PC Gamers want a more immersive experience and Professionals seek more desktop space to run apps side by side and increase their productivity. The easiest solution is to add multiple Monitors to an existing Laptop or Desktop PC. The SenseVision MST Hub USB 3.1 Gen1 Type C to HDMI™ 1.4 Dual Monitor is an invaluable tool for gaming, multitasking, or simply for the fun of it. The CAV-1546 converts the video signal coming for the USB Type C source to the HDMI™ 1.4 output. This product enables two Displays to be driven independently from a single USB 3.1 Gen1 Type C output with Displayport Alt Mode support from the source device. Note: When using an video output with DisplayPort™ (Alt Mode) 1.1 support, the MST hub will act as a splitter, automatically mirroring your video source across the displays. AMD Eyefinity™ Enjoy the ultimate immersive gaming experience. With AMD EYEFINITY technology, you can connect up to 6 displays to most individual graphics card by using SenseVision MST hub(s). Each monitor can have an independent video signal or you can create a Single Large Surface (SLS). Add on Get even more from your Professional Tablet, Mini PC or Ultrabook. Current powerful Integrated Graphics solutions are capable of driving Multiple Monitors, even if the Host device has only one or two outputs. Choose the SenseVision MST Hub USB Type C to HDMI™ 1.4 Dual Monitor to enjoy new levels of productivi- ty and functionality. Ultimate in Color and Image Quality Ideal for photography, graphic design, media creation and other color-critical applications. The SenseVision MST Hub USB Type C to HDMI™ 1.4 Dual Monitor supports 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 bit color depth . DisplayPort™ Alternate Mode and Multi Stream Transport The USB Type C output of the source system needs to have Displayport Alternate Mode support to be able to transfer video signals. Displayport Alternate Mode is also supported by Thunderbolt 3 over USB Type C. To be able to make use of the Multi Stream Transport (MST), or in other words sending multiple video streams over a single output, the source system needs to have MST support.