Adapter Mini DisplayPort–HDMI/VGA ROLINE 12.03.3161

You want to connect your graphics card with a Mini DisplayPort connector to a VGA or HDMI monitor? The ROLINE Mini DisplayPort - HDMI/VGA adapter (model 12.03.3161) provides a compact solution with a short 0.1 m cable and silver housing. The adapter converts a Mini DisplayPort output from a data source to either a VGA (D-Sub) or HDMI display, offering a simple way to connect to different monitor types.

Advantages

The adapter combines VGA and HDMI sockets in a single compact unit, saving space and simplifying cable routing. With a cable length of approximately 10 cm it is suitable for close connections and portable setups. It is compatible with devices that provide a Mini DisplayPort output and delivers clear video output when used with a compatible display. The product colour is silver and it is designed for direct, one-directional use from Mini DisplayPort source to a single selected output (VGA or HDMI).

Suitable for

• Connecting a laptop or graphics card with Mini DisplayPort to an HDMI monitor or TV
• Connecting a Mini DisplayPort-equipped PC to a VGA projector or older monitor
• Portable setups where a short adapter cable is preferred

Key specifications

• Brand: ROLINE
• Model (MPN): 12.03.3161
• EAN: 7611990132263
• Connector 1: Mini DisplayPort
• Connector 2: HDMI + VGA (D-Sub) — only one output usable at a time
• Cable length: approx. 0.1 m (10 cm)
• Product colour: Silver

How to use

Plug the Mini DisplayPort connector into the Mini DisplayPort output on your laptop, graphics card or other source device. Connect either an HDMI cable to the HDMI socket or a VGA cable to the VGA (D-Sub) socket on the adapter, then connect that cable to the display. Ensure the display input is set to the corresponding HDMI or VGA source. The adapter works only in one direction—from the Mini DisplayPort source to a single chosen output (VGA or HDMI).

Recommendations

Use the adapter with devices that provide an active Mini DisplayPort output. Only one display output can be used at a time; do not attempt to use HDMI and VGA simultaneously. For best results, use high-quality HDMI or VGA cables and confirm that your display supports the chosen input resolution and refresh rate.