A technician is configuring a smartphone for an executive who needs to connect the phone directly to an external HDMI projector using a USB Type-C cable. While the phone charges successfully when connected to the projector's USB Type-C port, no video signal is detected. Testing the projector with a laptop confirms the projector and input port are working properly. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this issue?
- The USB Type-C cable being used only supports USB 2.0 data and power delivery, lacking support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode.Cevap
- BThe mobile device's USB Type-C physical port must incorporate a dedicated Thunderbolt controller to output any display signals.
- CThe Mobile Device Management (MDM) software installed on the phone has wiped the display driver configuration to protect enterprise data.
- DThe smartphone requires an active background cloud synchronization session before peripheral display hardware can be initialized.
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The cable being used only supports power delivery and USB 2.0 data, lacking support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode.
USB Type-C ports use DisplayPort Alternate Mode to output video signals to external displays. This functionality requires a USB-C cable that contains internal high-speed data lanes. Standard power/charging cables frequently include only power conductors and basic USB 2.0 data lines, preventing video signals from reaching the display.
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USB Type-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode and Cable Wiring Constraints