Lenovo hinkpd Us4 Smr Dock 5500 - 40BC0135IT

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The Lenovo ThinkPad USB4 Smart Dock 5500 is designed for professionals seeking to expand connectivity and enhance productivity with their USB-C enabled laptops. It offers a single-cable solution for peripherals, displays, and networking, with a key benefit of up to 40Gbps bandwidth for high-performance tasks. A potential caveat is its reliance on USB4 or USB-C connectivity for full functionality.
| Model Part Number | 40BC0135IT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lenovo |
The dock supports a maximum digital resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60 Hz. The exact resolution and refresh rate depend on the number of displays connected and the capabilities of your laptop.
Yes, the dock provides up to 100W of USB Power Delivery (USB PD 3.1) through its upstream USB-C/USB4 port, allowing you to charge compatible laptops.
The dock is designed to be compatible with both Windows and macOS operating systems.
Yes, this model (40BC0135IT) comes with a 135W AC adapter.
The dock supports up to four external displays, provided the combined resolution and refresh rates are within the USB4 bandwidth and the laptop's capabilities.
The Kensington security cable lock slot allows you to physically secure the dock to your desk using a compatible cable lock, preventing theft.
LAFM is a cloud-based service for IT managers to remotely manage, monitor, and update Lenovo accessories, including this dock, offering enhanced control and security.
Ensure the 135W AC adapter is securely connected to both the dock and a working power outlet. Verify the USB-C/USB4 cable is firmly attached to both the dock and your laptop. Check if your laptop supports USB Power Delivery over USB-C.
Confirm that the display cables are properly connected to the dock's DisplayPort or HDMI ports and to the monitors. Ensure the display resolution and refresh rate are within the dock's supported limits (max 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz per display, depending on configuration). Try connecting one display at a time to test. Ensure your laptop's graphics drivers are up to date.
Check that the Ethernet cable is securely plugged into both the dock and your router/switch. Ensure the Ethernet port on the dock is enabled in your system settings. Test the Ethernet cable with another device if possible.
Try connecting the USB devices to different ports on the dock. Ensure the device drivers are installed on your computer. For high-power USB devices, ensure they are connected to a USB-C port with Power Delivery or use their own power adapter if necessary.
Ensure you are using the correct USB4/USB-C cable that supports the full 40Gbps bandwidth. Close unnecessary applications on your laptop that may be consuming system resources. Check for any firmware updates for the dock or your laptop's USB-C controller.
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