This list records physical USB display adapters that have a matching USBDisplayStack backend and a hardware validation result. A retail product name alone is not sufficient for protocol support; the USB identity and interface layout must match.
| Device | USB identity | Status | Backend |
|---|---|---|---|
| UGREEN USB-to-HDMI adapter (black USB-A model) | VID 185b, PID 2d1d; descriptors report Compro / Mirroring Suit |
Experimental; live 1920x1080 LVGL output visually verified on the reference unit | Actions Micro HID H.264 |
The product image is a clean cutout derived from the user-provided retail listing image. It identifies the physical enclosure only; it is not evidence that every visually similar UGREEN revision uses the same chipset.
- Matching USB ID:
185b:2d1d. - Observed HID interfaces: physical
input0andinput1, normally exposed as two/dev/hidraw*nodes. - Transport: vendor-specific 4096-byte HID reports carrying
RRIM/TADVAnnex-B H.264 and_PPAkeepalives. - Activation: an authorized
DPRPL001template is required. The reference firmware usesbootstrap=fullso the captured stream can hand off to live H.264 in the same transport session. - Validation: after a physical USB power cycle, the reference unit displayed new LVGL widgets and a scroll bar while the live backend and producer stayed active. Repeated hotplug and long-running validation remain outstanding.
To check a connected unit before selecting this backend:
lsusb -d 185b:2d1dOther USB-to-HDMI products, including DisplayLink, Trigger, MacroSilicon, and Fresco Logic devices, are different protocols and are not covered by this entry.
