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3. Plug the square end of the USB cable into the USB upstream connector at

the back of the Notebook Dock. Shown on Notebook Dock as

.

4. If your computer is not already running, start it now.

5. Plug the other end of the USB cable into an available USB port on your 

computer. There is no need to turn off your computer before you connect
or disconnect a USB device.

The Notebook Dock is a high-speed USB 2.0 device. If you plug it into an older
USB 1.x port or hub, Windows XP may display a warning message. Close the
message window to continue. The Notebook Dock will work when connected 
to a USB 1.x port, but devices connected will operate at reduced speed.

Installing the Software

Windows XP will detect the Notebook Dock as a new device and begin the USB
2.0 to Fast Ethernet Adapter driver installation.

1. The Found New Hardware Wizard begins. If the wizard does not open, start

the Add New Hardware Wizard from your computer’s Control Panel, follow
the prompts, and skip to step 4.

2. If Windows asks for permission to connect to Windows Update, select

No, not this time, and click 

Next

to continue.

3. Select Install the software automatically [recommended], and click 

Next

to continue.

4. The wizard has finished installing the software. Click 

Finish

to continue.

Contents

• Notebook Docking Station

• USB 2.0 cable

• Power adapter

• User Manual

• CD

System Requirements

Hardware:

• PC with a Pentium

®

processor or equivalent

• USB port (USB 2.0 recommended for faster data transfer). 

The Notebook Dock will work with a USB 1.x connection, but at maximum 
of 12 Megabits per second, compared to a maximum of 480 Megabits 
per second with USB 2.0.

• CD-ROM drive

Operating System:

• Windows

®

XP with Service Pack 1 or higher.

Installation Instructions

Connecting the Notebook Dock

1. Place the Kensington driver CD into your CD drive.

2. Plug the power adapter jack into the Notebook Dock. Connect the 

power adapter to an electrical outlet.

The red LED next to the adapter jack glows when the Notebook Dock 
is powered.

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Summary of Contents for K33244

Page 1: ...ion to your printer network and USB devices Easily connect and disconnect devices without having to restart your computer The Notebook Dock includes 6 ports for easy connectivity 4 High speed USB 2 0...

Page 2: ...anel follow the prompts and skip to step 4 2 If Windows asks for permission to connect to Windows Update select No not this time and click Next to continue 3 Select Install the software automatically...

Page 3: ...Please see the instructions below for connecting a parallel port device Note If the Notebook Dock is moved to a different USB port on the computer Windows will see it as a new device Drivers will nee...

Page 4: ...icon If the Connection Status shows Connected the port is correctly configured 3 If the status does not show Connected test the cable by plugging it into the network port on the computer If the statu...

Page 5: ...ections on Control Panel you ll see the following icons Local Area Connection Wireless Connection if wireless is on the computer Local Area Connection x where x is some number i e 2 3 4 etc when the N...

Page 6: ...terference Statement Note The Kensington Notebook Docking Station model no 33244 have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules...

Page 7: ...t 2005 Kensington Technology Group a division of ACCO Brands Inc Any unauthorized copying duplicating or other reproduction of the contents hereof is prohibited without written consent from Kensington...

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