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Small black rectangular DisplayPort switch box with three female ports and a power cable

LUOM

LUOM A0201 16K DP 2.0 Bi-Directional Video Splitter 1x2 2x1 40Gbps Black

SKU CH-3Y9V-W8PMY

Bi-directional DisplayPort 2.0 switch routes one source to two displays or two sources to one display at up to 16K 60 Hz, 8K 60 Hz or 4K 240 Hz with 40 Gbps bandwidth

  • Port count2
  • Adapter typeDisplay Extenders
  • Input ports1x DisplayPort female
  • Output ports2x DisplayPort female
  • Connector typeFemale
  • Maximum supported resolutionsSupport 16K@60 Hz,8K@60 Hz,4K@240 Hz,4K@144 Hz,1080P@240 Hz
  • Bi-directional switching lets one source drive two displays or two sources share one display
  • 40 Gbps bandwidth delivers 16K at 60 Hz, 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 240 Hz
  • External USB power cable included to prevent flicker or black screens in 1-in-2-out mode
  • Compact 5.31 × 3.11 × 0.87 inch enclosure weighs only 2.12 ounces
  • Plug-and-play operation with standard DisplayPort 2.0 cables up to 6.6 feet

16K DP 2.0 bi-directional switcher

The LUOM A0201 is a DisplayPort 2.0 switcher that supports 16K@60Hz, 8K@60Hz and 4K@240Hz at 40Gbps bandwidth. It operates in two modes: two sources to one display or one source toggling between two displays. Audio is passed through and the unit is backward compatible with earlier DP standards. A USB power cable is included for stable operation.

Who this suits

Builders who need to share a single high-refresh monitor between two PCs or switch one PC between two monitors without unplugging cables. The bi-directional design covers both scenarios with a physical button. Buyers who need both monitors active at the same time should look at a multi-stream transport hub or a graphics card with additional outputs instead.

Installation and common issues

Connect the source or sources and the display or displays with standard DP 2.0 cables no longer than 6.6 feet, then attach the USB power cable to a 5 V source. The switch is plug-and-play with no drivers required. The most common issue is flicker or a black screen when the power cable is omitted or when cables exceed the recommended length. Two displays cannot show an image simultaneously in 1-in-2-out mode.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameLUOM
Product lineA0201
Model nameA0201
Part numberA0201
Product typeDisplayPort Splitters
Adapter typeDisplay Extenders
Product colorBlack
Performance
Bandwidth rating40 Gbit/s
Display
Maximum supported resolutionsSupport 16K@60 Hz,8K@60 Hz,4K@240 Hz,4K@144 Hz,1080P@240 Hz resolution,
Audio & video
SoundYes
Ports & slots
Port count2
Input ports1x DisplayPort female
Output ports2x DisplayPort female
Connector typeFemale
Size & build
Product dimensions5.31 × 3.11 × 0.87 in
Product weight2.12 oz
In the box
Units per package1
In the box1x Bi-Direction DP Switch, Power Charging Cable x1, User Manual x1.

Questions about this item

What DisplayPort cables and power source do I need to connect this A0201 switch to my PC and monitors?

Use standard DP 2.0 cables no longer than 6.6 feet for each link and plug the included USB power cable into a 5 V USB-A port to avoid flicker or black screens.

Can I keep my older DisplayPort 1.4 monitor and still use the 16K@60 Hz capability of this switch?

Yes, the switch is backward compatible with all previous DisplayPort standards, so a DP 1.4 display will work at its native resolution while the switch remains ready for 16K@60 Hz sources.

How do I confirm the bi-directional A0201 is passing 16K@60 Hz or 4K@240 Hz correctly after setup?

Check your OS display settings or monitor on-screen menu to verify the active resolution and refresh rate match the expected 16K@60 Hz, 8K@60 Hz or 4K@240 Hz mode, and ensure only one of the two displays is active at a time.

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