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Dual-Input USB-
C™ Docking Station with Dual Video
3.3 Connecting the Docking Station
1) Connect the Dock to an AC power outlet or the Dock will not operate
2) Connect one of the USB-C cables from the package to the
DOCK IN
host port and a USB-C
port on your computer. (Note: The DOCK IN USB-C host port must be connected to support
HDMI Video 1, data, charging, and Ethernet.)
3) Depress the On/Off button to turn on the Dock
4) Wait while any additional drivers are automatically installed
5) Connect one of the USB-C cables from the package to the
2ND VIDEO IN
host port and
a USB-C port on your computer. This USB-C port must be connected to support a 2nd
display with HDMI.
Important Notes
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Place the Dock in the stand for a vertical orientation. The stand is optional.
•
DOCK IN
USB-C host port will charge a laptop up to 80 watts while in use for a laptop with a
power delivery equipped USB-C port
•
Laptops requiring more than 80 watts will charge at a slower rate. Some laptop models may
not charge over USB-C and require an AC power adapter.
Troubleshooting Tips
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Unplug and re-plug the USB-C host cables to the Dock (use only the USB-C
cables that came with the Dock)
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Reboot the computer and check that the Dock has AC power
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Check that the power status LED is lit on the front of the Dock
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Check with the computer maker for updated BIOS and Thunderbolt 3 drivers
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Test the USB-C cables with different equipment
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Locate troubleshooting information at:
kb.cablematters.com
(search for 201073)
This Dual-Input Docking Station is designed to connect two displays with
HDMI.
BOTH
USB-C ports must be connected to your computer to support
two displays. The Dock supports a single display and all the other ports
(except Video 2) over a single USB-C cable.
