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HP AS615AT Display Port to VGA Adapter

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Connect Your DisplayPort Device to a VGA MonitorThe HP DisplayPort to VGA Adapter Cable (AS615AT) allows you to connect a DisplayPort output from your graphics card to a VGA input on a monitor or projector. This adapter ensures a secure connection for clear and reliable video output. Specificatio...

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Overview

Connect Your DisplayPort Device to a VGA Monitor

The HP DisplayPort to VGA Adapter Cable (AS615AT) allows you to connect a DisplayPort output from your graphics card to a VGA input on a monitor or projector. This adapter ensures a secure connection for clear and reliable video output.

Specifications:

  • Connector Type: DisplayPort to VGA
  • Cable Length: 8 in (120.0 cm)
  • Model: AS615AT

Key Features

Converts a graphics card's DisplayPort output to a VGA output for use with a VGA monitor.

Latching DisplayPort connector for a secure connection.

8 in (120.0 cm) adapter.

Specifications

Input Connector
DisplayPort
Output Connector
VGA
Cable Length
8 in (120.0 cm)
Features
Latching DisplayPort connector

Frequently Asked Questions

This adapter converts a graphics card's DisplayPort output into a VGA output, allowing you to connect a newer DisplayPort-enabled device to an older VGA monitor.
Yes, the HP AS615AT adapter features a latching DisplayPort connector, which helps ensure a secure and stable connection once plugged in.
The adapter has a length of 8 inches (120.0 cm), providing a compact connection solution for your display needs.
No, this adapter is designed for a specific direction of conversion, only converting DisplayPort output to VGA output, not the other way around.
The product features focus on video conversion and do not mention audio transmission, suggesting it primarily handles video signals.