A mobile user connects an external display to a mobile device's USB Type-C port using a standard USB Type-C charging cable, but no video signal is detected on the monitor. The user verifies that the external monitor and the monitor's input settings are working properly. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this issue?
- The USB Type-C cable being used lacks support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode and only carries power and USB 2.0 data.Cevap
- BThe mobile device requires a cable with an active Thunderbolt 4 controller embedded in order to transmit video signals over USB Type-C.
- CThe Mobile Application Management (MAM) policy on the device has disabled physical video output capabilities.
- DThe mobile device is using POP3 for background data synchronization, which restricts video bandwidth across external ports.
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The USB Type-C cable being used lacks support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode and only carries power and USB 2.0 data.
While USB Type-C provides a universal physical connector, not all USB Type-C cables contain the physical wiring necessary to support DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode). Many bundled charging cables are wired only for USB 2.0 data lines and power delivery, rendering them incapable of carrying video signals to an external monitor.
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