User Manual English
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the LINDY 2 Port DisplayPort Splitter with Expander-view. This device is a
high performance DisplayPort splitter which allows one DisplayPort source to be shown simultaneously
on 2 different HDMI or DVI displays. The signal can also be extended across 2 or 4* displays to show
one picture if your source device has more than one output port. The Expander-view function detects
how many displays are connected and generates a combined resolution EDID that allows the picture to
be extended across 2 or 4* displays.
To use this features the graphics card should be DP 1.2 version or have MST (DP Multi Stream
Transport) support or support AMD Eyefinity, Nvidia Surround or Intel Collage.
Package Contents
2 Port DP Splitter with Expander-view
USB Charging Cable
This manual
Features
Supports DisplayPort 1.2 signals up to 3840x2160@60Hz
We recommended you use identical monitors for the best performance
Supports cable lengths of 5m in and 5m out
Maximum resolution depending on the monitors:
Clone Mode:
Max. 3840x2160@30Hz or 1920x1080@60Hz or 1920x1200@60Hz up to 2 displays
Expander Mode:
3840x1080@60Hz with 2 displays (2 x 1920x1080) or 3840x1200@60Hz with 2 displays (2 x
1920x1200)
3840x2160@60Hz with 4 displays (4 x 1920x1080) using 2 products No.38409 *
Operation
The LINDY 2 port DisplayPort splitter is a plug and play device that does not need to be configured with
software or driver support. The splitter automatically switches between “clone” mode and “extended”
mode by controlling the output resolution on the computers graphics card.
Before you install the splitter, make sure all your devices are switched off.
1. Connect a DP cable from your PC to the DP “in” port of the splitter.
2. Connect the DP splitter to the HDMI or DVI “in” port of your displays.
NOTE: We strongly suggest using monitors of the same resolution and size. If using monitors
with different native resolutions, connect the monitor with the lowest resolution to port 1.
Otherwise the screen may remain blank and not work at all.
3. Power on the computer and then the displays. The splitter may be powered from the DP port. If
the DP port cannot provide enough power connect the supplied USB DC cable to an available
USB port or to a USB power supply.
4. If you don’t get a picture, reboot again. Please make sure that your graphics card supports MST
(DP Multi Stream Transport) or AMD Eyefinity, Nvidia Surround or Intel Collage.
5. If this does not help, attach one monitor. If this does not work the monitor model may be
incompatible and would need changing.
6. When you have a picture on your displays, adjust the resolution on your PC to the maximum
supported for clone mode or the required resolution for multiple displays.
* 4 displays can be achieved using 2 products