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User’s Manual
dynadock
TM
WiAC
How Standby/Sleep/Hibernation Mode Affects
Devices Attached to the dynadock
External Monitors
The external monitor connected to the dynadock goes blank if the computer
enters standby/sleep/hibernation mode.
When in Mirror mode, the external monitor retains the settings it had
previoulsly when the computer resumes from standby/sleep/hibernation
mode.
When in Extend Mode, windows that were previously on the external
monitor might appear on the built-in display of the computer when the
computer resumes from standby/sleep/hibernation mode. You might need
to reposition the windows by dragging them to the external desktop again.
Also, if the external monitor is in Extend mode and the computer requires
you to log in after resuming from standby/sleep/hibernation mode, the login
screen appears on the primary computer display, not the external monitor.
This is consistent with Windows
Operating System standards.
Other Devices
If another device is connected to a port on the dynadock and the computer
goes into standby/sleep/hibernation mode, that device does not function.
Using the AP (Access Point) function
This dynadock can be used as an AP (Access Point) while connected to the
Internet. It allows for greater range and mobility within your wireless
network while also allowing you to connect at least 10 wireless devices
simultaneously to a wired environment. Increased mobility and the absence
of cabling is beneficial for your network.
With multiple protection measures, including WiFi protected Access
(WPA2), as well as the WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) button, the dynadock
delivers complete data privacy.
Web Configurations
It supports an easy, web-based management page (Graphical User
Interface) to configure the AP function.