Connect a Doogie 11 tablet to a gaming screen via a USB c to HDML cable

[Tonymatthews782614]

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I brought my daughter a MSI gaming screen for Christmas so she could connect her tablet to a larger screen however when i connect via a USB c to HDML cable nothing appears , i have tested the leads and the screen by connecting a laptop . How can i make the screen work with a Doogie 11 tablet. The screen does not have Bluetooth or Wi fi

 

[rvbfan]

Don't believe that tablet even supports DP out. Check the specks on that one it may not be possible.

 

[mustang7757]

Welcome to AC!

That tablet doesn't sound like it supports USB c to HDMI.

Can try the following
Make sure the screen is in HDMI mode
If it has multiple HDMI ports try another.

Try a USB-C hub with HDMI + external power (some devices require power)

 

[Golfdriver97]

Don't believe that tablet even supports DP out. Check the specks on that one it may not be possible.

I checked on behalf of the OP. Couple things didn't sit well with me: Amazon has more specs listed than the OEM site...a lot more specs.

Amazon only states that it's a type C. Not what version of USB it is.

I'm tempted to say that the USB port can't output to HDMI.

 

[Tonymatthews782614]

I checked on behalf of the OP. Couple things didn't sit well with me: Amazon has more specs listed than the OEM site...a lot more specs.

Amazon only states that it's a type C. Not what version of USB it is.

I'm tempted to say that the USB port can't output to HDMI.

Thanks i think the same , thanks for your help

 

[Tonymatthews782614]

Welcome to AC!

That tablet doesn't sound like it supports USB c to HDMI.

Can try the following
Make sure the screen is in HDMI mode
If it has multiple HDMI ports try another.

Try a USB-C hub with HDMI + external power (some devices require power)

Thanks i have tied all of the above , I dont think its supports USB c to HDMI, Thanks for time and advice

 

[Golfdriver97]

Thanks i think the same , thanks for your help

Sorry that it didn't work out. It's instances like this that show how much the USB standard falls short.