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Interface Card Rapoo UCM-2006 USB Type-C 3.5mm DisplayPort HDMI RJ-45 USB 3.2
The Rapoo UCM-2006 is a compact USB Type-C multi‑port adapter that expands a notebook or other USB‑C host into multiple video, data, audio and network connections. Housed in an aluminium casing, the adapter provides HDMI, DisplayPort, USB‑A, USB‑C, RJ‑45 and 3.5 mm audio ports while also supporting SD and MicroSD card reading and up to 100 W USB‑C Power Delivery for charging the host device.
The UCM-2006 combines video output, wired networking, high‑speed USB data transfer and card reading in a single unit with a reversible ultra‑slim USB‑C plug for easy connection. It supports 4K UHD@60Hz output to multiple external displays via two HDMI and one DisplayPort, delivers USB 3.2 Gen 1 speeds up to 5 Gbps for peripherals and external drives, and includes a Gigabit RJ‑45 port for stable wired internet. The aluminium housing offers a durable and compact design suited for mobile use.
Plug the UCM-2006 USB‑C connector into a compatible USB‑C or Thunderbolt port on your notebook, tablet or smartphone. Connect external displays to the HDMI and DisplayPort outputs and select the desired display mode (SST or MST) in your operating system or graphics settings. Attach USB peripherals, insert SD or MicroSD cards into the card slots, and connect the RJ‑45 cable for wired network access. If you need to charge the host device while using the hub, connect a USB‑C PD charger to the adapter's power delivery port.
For stable multi‑display setups at 4K@60Hz and reliable wired networking, connect a dedicated USB‑C PD charger to the adapter and ensure your host device supports video output over USB‑C (DisplayPort Alt Mode) or Thunderbolt 3/4. Use quality HDMI/DisplayPort cables and update your device’s OS if displays are not detected.
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