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This universal docking station is designed for professionals using both USB-C and USB 3.0 laptops, offering a seamless transition to a dual-4K 60Hz workstation. Its key benefit is providing a single-cable solution for power, display, and peripheral connectivity across different laptop brands and operating systems. A potential caveat is the need for driver installation for full DisplayLink functionality.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | DK30C2DPEPUE |
| Brand | StarTech.com |
Yes, this docking station supports dual 4K HDMI connections at 60Hz, as well as a combination of one DisplayPort and one HDMI monitor.
While basic functionality may work out-of-the-box, installing the DisplayLink drivers is highly recommended for optimal performance and full support of the dual display outputs.
The dock supports dual 4K (4096 x 2160p) at 60Hz. It can also support a single 5K (5120 x 2880p) resolution when using two DisplayPort connections.
Yes, the dock is designed for universal compatibility and works with both macOS and Windows operating systems, as well as Chrome OS.
The docking station provides up to 100W of Power Delivery (PD) via its USB-C connection, allowing for fast charging of compatible laptops.
No, this model does not feature an integrated card reader. You would need a separate USB card reader for SD or microSD cards.
This software suite enhances productivity and security by providing tools such as a Windows layout utility, Mac address pass-through, USB event monitoring, and Wi-Fi auto switch.
Ensure the DisplayLink drivers are installed and up-to-date. Verify that the monitors are connected securely to both the dock and the power source. Try connecting a different monitor or using a different video port (DP or HDMI) to isolate the issue.
Confirm that the 170W AC adapter is properly connected to the dock and the power outlet. Ensure the USB-C cable is connected to the correct port on the laptop and that the laptop supports USB Power Delivery over USB-C. Check if other high-power USB devices are drawing excessive power.
Try connecting the USB device to a different USB port on the dock. Ensure the USB device is compatible with USB 3.0 speeds. Restart the laptop and the docking station. Check for any driver conflicts in the Device Manager.
Verify that the Ethernet cable is securely plugged into the dock and the network source. Ensure the latest network drivers are installed. Try connecting the Ethernet cable directly to the laptop to rule out network infrastructure issues.
Ensure the primary host connection cable (USB-C or USB-A adapter) is securely attached to both the dock and the laptop. Restart both the laptop and the docking station. Try connecting the dock to a different USB port on the laptop. Reinstall the DisplayLink drivers.
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