NComputingSecondary Display Adapter (SDA) for RX300 / RX-RDP
细节
- Compatible DevicesNComputing and
- Specific Uses For ProductGaming
- Connector TypeHDMI
- BrandNComputing
- Item Weight0.22 Kilograms
描述
Double the screens, double the efficiency! 🖥️✨
- EASY SETUP - Includes USB cable and Quick Start guide for hassle-free installation.
- COMPACT DESIGN - Sleek and lightweight, perfect for any professional setup.
- EXPAND YOUR WORKSPACE - Transform your productivity with a second display!
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Designed for RX300 and RX-RDP thin clients.
- VERSATILE MOUNTING OPTIONS - Comes with a VESA mount adapter for flexible positioning.
The NComputing Secondary Display Adapter (SDA) for RX300/RX-RDP enhances your workspace by providing a second display with stunning resolutions up to 1920 x 1200. It connects effortlessly via USB and includes essential accessories like a USB cable, Quick Start guide, and VESA mount adapter, ensuring compatibility with NComputing's RX300 and RX-RDP thin clients.
规格
| Brand | NComputing |
| Package Dimensions | 11.5 x 9.9 x 8.8 cm; 219 g |
| Item model number | SDA-RX300 |
| Manufacturer | NComputing Co., Ltd. |
| Colour | Black |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 219 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
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评论
B**N
Beware! Hidden License Required!
If you are like me, and using the native RDP connection on an RX device, this WILL NOT WORK, without an additional VSpace Server license, costing $50/year, which is not listed anywhere in the item's specs/description... That also means you will need to connect to your server of choice through VSpace, and not Native Windows RDP, which has it's own annual cost. It is easier to just go by the dual display version of the RX-RDP that has NATIVE dual monitor display built in.
A**R
Doesn't Work.
Connected the SDA up to the RX-RDP and the second monitor never works. Went back and forth with tech support and no resolution. Received a second SDA and connected it up and have the same problem. Second monitor just displays the ncomputing logo. Thought that this would be plug and play.
