Tripp Lite B156-004-V2 Owner's Manual

Owner's Manual - Page 8

For B156-004-V2. Also, The document are for others Tripp Lite models: B155-002-DP-V2, B155-003-DP-V2, B155-004-DP-V2, B156-002-V2, B156-003-V2, B155-002-DVI-V2, B156-002-DVI-V2, B155-002-HD-V2, B155-003-HD-V2, B155-004-HD-V2, B156-002-HD-V2, B156-003-HD-V2, B156-004-HD-V2

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Troubleshooting

5. What resolution are you trying to attain on

each monitor? DisplayPort 1.2 has a bandwidth

of 21.6 Gbps, with higher resolution monitors

taking up more bandwidth. Although DisplayPort

and HDMI monitors support video resolutions

up to 3840 x 2160 on individual monitors, the

number of 4K monitors connected at the same

time is limited. For example, when connecting four

monitors simultaneously, you will be limited to

connecting 1080p monitors with higher resolutions

possible when displaying in video wall mode (e.g.

3840 x 2160 in 2X2 video wall, 7680 x 1080 in a

4X1 video wall, and so on).

6. What cable lengths are you using? The

maximum cable length between the hub and the

connected monitors should not exceed 15 ft.

(4.6 m).

7. What type of cabling are you using? Inferior

cabling can result in poor performance. It

is important to use cables that support the

video resolution you are trying to attain. It is

recommended you use the Tripp Lite cables listed

in the Optional Accessories section, as they have

been tested to work with the MST Hubs.

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Tripp Lite B156-004-V2 4-Port DisplayPort Multi-Monitor Splitter, MST Hub

Owner's Manual - Page 8