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The names of USB versions have changed from USB 3.0 (or USB 3.1 Gen 1) and USB 3.1 (or
USB 3.1 Gen 2) to USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 and USB 3.2 Gen 2x1.
Connecting a USB Device
If a USB device is connected to a USB-C™port, the port works as an ordinary USB port.
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To use a conventional USB device, a separate conversion adapter should be used.
(Conversion adapters may be purchased separately.)
Outputting to an External Display
By connecting a display that supports USB-C™Alternate Mode, you can use the USB-C™port to
output a screen to an external display.
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The Alternate mode allows you to use the DP (DisplayPort) and HDMI outputs through the
USB-C™port.
We support DP (DisplayPort) interface standards.
CAUTION
You must use a cable that supports Alternate Mode to output a screen to another display.
If you use USB-C™accessories (cables, interface adapters, etc.) that are used for other products,
you may have compatibility problems (no screen output or a malfunction).
Connecting a Thunderbolt™Device
You can connect to the USB-C™port an external display or a high-performance data device that
support the Thunderbolt™specifications.
Depending on the specifications of the device connected to the USB-C™port, it acts as a USB or
Thunderbolt™device.
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