I have 16inch USB monitor for my tab2. It works while docked. When I connect monitor to tab2 undocked it tries to run monitor but does not.
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I do not believe the tab2 generates enough USB power to run the USB monitor outside the docking station. When you are docked and plugged into an external power source there is plenty of power. It wasn't designed to support an external monitor on it's own. Only when plugged in will you get this feature. Hope this helps. Tom
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I bought this cable to attach a second monitor to my ThinkPad Tablet 2. However when I attached it, the tablet computer shut down and it did not work. I am now looking at alternatives.
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I'm a game developer and am fairly certain I've tested it with web browser based games on an Android tablet with a USB port, but I'll check again today. If there's no other comment from me on this, assume that it did work.
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Can't get it to run both monitors. Have one in the J5 and other one plugged into laptop. Sort of defeats purpose of a docking station
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Faizon, I would assume that if you are using the VGA cord from your monitor and plugging it into the VGA portion of this cable and then plug it into the USB of your of your docking station that should work. I assume you are trying to get a second monitor for your docking station. I would try and see if your docking station has two VGA or at least a DVI-D connection for the second monitor, but that may not be an option for your docking station or even your monitor for the DVI-D, But I would check that first before buying this item. I used this cable for a second monitor on my tower station and have not tried it on a docking station. Hope this helps. Faizon, I would assume that if you are using the VGA cord from your monitor and plugging it into the VGA portion of this cable and then plug it into the USB of your of your docking station that should work. I assume you are trying to get a second monitor for your docking station. I would try and see if your docking station has two VGA or at least a DVI-D connection for the second monitor, but that may not be an option for your docking station or even your monitor for the DVI-D, But I would check that first before buying this item. I used this cable for a second monitor on my tower station... » Read More Faizon, I would assume that if you are using the VGA cord from your monitor and plugging it into the VGA portion of this cable and then plug it into the USB of your of your docking station that should work. I assume you are trying to get a second monitor for your docking station. I would try and see if your docking station has two VGA or at least a DVI-D connection for the second monitor, but that may not be an option for your docking station or even your monitor for the DVI-D, But I would check that first before buying this item. I used this cable for a second monitor on my tower station and have not tried it on a docking station. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Richard, I don't know. Sorry. We have the 10" Tab 2. I would think they have the same port though just different screen size. Ours only lasted a few days shy of a month.
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Robert, it's a mystery to me. I own the TV and have tried to connect other devices with the USB port, and can't get it to show on the screen.
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Make sure you have the USB connected. The monitor should come with a USB cable. You have to plug that USB in for the touch to work. If it still doesn't work, restart your computer. If not after that, you have a defective model. It should be plug and play like you said.
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Does the USB 3.0 work over the displayport connection? My laptop (T420) doesn't have USB 3.0 built-in, and neither does the dock I have.
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It looks like you can output 2 digital signals and 1 analog signal. For my case, I have 2 DisplayPorts and 1 VGA monitor working when hook up to the dock. When adding another DVI or HDMI monitor separately, it didn't come up at all. It might display a fourth monitor if you could get an adapter that converts USB to DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort.
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I hope I can help. Need a bit more information since there are many 7" versions. But it WILL work only if it's a Tab (AKA Tab 1) version or Tab2. Any other version, Tab 3, Tab 4, Tab S, etc will use a Micro USB 2.0 port instead of this 30 pin cable.
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A VGA adapter is included so it should be able to do it IF the Tablet has a USB port, NOT HDMI. You would have to connect the USB exit on your Tablet to the Plugable UGA 2K, and then the VGA adapter to the DMI output on the Plugable. The VGA would then be connected to the projector.
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It won't work for a monitor. I use it for a drawing tablet and a keyboard. Much more and it drops. I tried putting a 21" wacom tablet on there and sank.
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I have plugged a monitor via VGA and the USB monitor and had success, I would think 2 USB monitors would work.I am on a MAC Book Pro
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It will only work if you have a thunderbolt port. Check the left hand side of your rig and look for a hole with a lightning bolt icon. It's about half the width of USB. Don't confuse it with the mini display port on earlier models. The icon will be different. If the lightning bolt is there, you're good. I'm editing with it right now.
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Not sure I can honestly answer this. I connect my devices to the monitor via an HDMI cable - tablet, iPhone and iPad. There is a USB connection but I have never used it.
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If your touch screen fully emulates a mouse, it should. The real issue is how the host reacts to having the touch screen disconnected in the middle of being used. Depending on the driver, the disconnect might cause the driver to "hang". I occasionally have this issue with a Logitech wireless mouse in Windows: switching away from the Windows system and returning later may require re plugging the USB receiver. If the monitor is using a proprietary data stream to synchronize the pointer with the touch coordinates, all bets are off. Test the concept by disconnecting the touch screen USB and plug in a regular corded mouse. Do some stuff and then disconnect the mouse and return the touchscreen to the system. If that works OK and is repeatable, then it should work.