DisplayPort 1.4 PC output to the USB-C input on a Cisco Room Bar.

[mikaeldanneblad]

Does it work to connect a PC with a DisplayPort 1.4 output to the USB-C input on a Cisco Room Bar to be able to display content.
Will a bidirectional DisplayPort to USB-C DP alt mode cable work?
If this doesn't work, does anyone have a good solution to my problem?

[Wayne DeNardi]

Usually you would use a direct USB-C to USB-C cable and connect to a port on your PC/Laptop that support Display Port Alt Mode.

If you want to connect to a standard display port, you're likely going to need to use a Display Port to HDMI cable to connect to the Room Bar.

[maxim-ivanov]

In my HP laptop only one USB Type-C 10Gbps signaling rate (USB Power Delivery, DisplayPort 1.4, HP Sleep and Charge).
It doesn't connect to Cisco Room Bar.
Is it possible to have a wireless connect to Cisco Room Bar without Type-C?

[Wayne DeNardi]

If your Cisco Room Bar is running one of the newer software releases, you can configure AirPlay and/or Miracast, either of which can be used to wirelessly send content without the need for a cable.  Note: Ensure you have a normal version of the Room Bar - it won't work on a "NR" version as there is "No Radio" to allow the communications.

[maxim-ivanov]

Dear Wayne,
thank you for your support.
I've configured Miracast connection but in this case video camera of the Cisco Room Bar is not available. 
I can only transfer my laptop screen to the TV and that's it.
1. Can I use camera and microphone through Miracast connection?

2. Is the only way to use BYOD - connection through USB Type-C - Type-C cable?
I've inserted  CLD632A  a USB Type-C active optical cable that is combinable with a USB 3.2 GEN 2 but it's not working ((