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This cable is micro HDMI (Type D) to standard HDMI (Type A). Please enlarge the picture on the right to see the different types of HDMI ports.
In addition to the Type A (Standard HDMI) and Type C (mini-HDMI) connector types already defined in previous versions of the HDMI standard, the HDMI 1.4 specification introduces a new "Type D" connector designed for cell phones, pocket cameras, and other portable devices where space is at a premium. Roughly the size of a Micro USB connector, it packs all the power and functionality of an HDMI link into a tiny form factor. Featuring a full nineteen-pin array like other HDMI connectors, the HDMI Micro Connector can handle video signals up to 1080p, bringing state-of-the-art HD resolutions to the realm of handheld devices. This new connector is approximately 50% smaller than the size of the existing HDMI Mini Connector.
This cable will allow you to connect your portable device / HD Video Cameras with a micro-HDMI connector to the standard HDMI connector (type A) found on most televisions / LCD's / Plasmas and A/V recievers.
Specifications & Features
Connector Type: HDMI male to HDMI male
Connector Finish: Gold
Gauge: 19AWG
# of conductors: 19
Supported Resolutions: 480i to 1080p
HDMI Certified: Yes
HDMI Spec: 1.4
HDCP Compliant: Yes
CEC Compliant: Yes
ROHS Compliant: Yes
A technical guide on how to choose HDMI Cables & Equipment is available at Choosing the Correct HDMI Cables and HD Distribution Equipment. If you are not sure which items to purchase please send us an e-mail with requirements using the Contact form on the left under the Information section and we will select the correct products for you based on your requirements. Please check the HDMI Standards & Specifications section on our website to check what the different versions in HDMI offers regarding picture, sound quality, resolution, colour quality etc.
HDMI CABLES AND EQUIPMENT SHOULD NEVER BE CONNECTED / DISCONNECTED WHILE YOUR EQUIPMENT IS POWERED ON SINCE THE HDMI PORT CARRIES A LOW VOLTAGE BUT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT WHEN PLUGGED / UNPLUGGED WHILE POWERED ON. The sequence below should be followed when installing new cables or equipment between source/player and LCD / Plasma.
1.) Power-off all equipment (At the wall socket).
2.) Connect all Cables, Splitters, Switches, Extenders within HDMI Distribution Network.
3.) Power on all Splitters, Switches, Extenders within HDMI Distribution Network.
4.) Power on all LCD / Plasma's and set to HDMI input from HDMI Distribution Network.
5.) Power on Sources / Players (Sources negotiates HDCP Handshake via HDMI Network to displays which is set to HDMI input to respond to handshake).
