Ukor 120 Volts Docking Station User Manual
- October 30, 2023
- UKOR
Table of Contents
Ukor 120 Volts Docking Station
Specifications
Brand Ukor
Connectivity Technology USB, HDMI
Connector Type USB, HDMI
Compatible Devices Game Consoles
Compatible Phone Models Samsung Galaxy S9/S10/S8 Plus Note9/8, Go Pro,
Google Pixel, LG
Included Components UKor Switch TV Dock, User Manual
Input Voltage 120 Volts
Mounting Type Tabletop Mount
Total USB Ports 3
Package Dimensions 4.84 x 3.27 x 2.13 inches
Item Weight 3.52 ounces
Description
Compatible with Ukor Nintendo Switch Dock Completely suitable for use with both the original Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch OLED Model (2022). The switch docking station is compact and lightweight, making it ideal for taking on the go. There is no power cord or HDMI cable with this purchase. While the Nintendo Switch itself only supports 1080P video output, the Nintendo Switch TV Dock really supports 4K, 1080P, and 720P, allowing for much sharper in-game visuals. Connector for the Nintendo Switch to the TV Screen Selection with a Single Tap: A single button press toggles between TV and tabletop modes. Minimalist and Featherweight: Our Switch TV Dock is far more portable than the standard dock. Without having to lug the entire dock, you can take it with you everywhere you go, from the office to a friend’s house. The new dock is a convenient replacement for the old one. The Nintendo Switch may be charged while in TV or tabletop mode thanks to the included charging station. Your Switch will never become too hot thanks to the built-in vents.
What’s In The Box
- 1 X UKor Switch TV Dock(Notice: AC Adapter and HDMI Cable not included )
- 1 X User manual
Product Analysis
Operation Notes:
- A 15V/2.6A power adaptor is required for charging and simultaneous use in TV or tabletop mode.
- The LED indicator light (Blue light) turns on when the video is converted for TV, however, it turns off while the film is being viewed on a tablet.
- It has one USB 3.0 port and two USB 2.0 ports, making it suitable for use with a GameCube adapter.
- With the push of a button on the dock, you may quickly and easily move from the console’s screen to the TV screen.
How To Use
- Make sure the docking station supports the gadgets you intend to use it with. Make sure your gadgets have the right ports or connectors to plug into the dock.
- Connect the docking station to a power source using the power cable or adapter that came with it. Verify that the output voltage is 120 V, as specified by the docking station.
- Connect your gadgets to the docking station with the proper cords and adapters. Audio connectors, USB ports, HDMI ports, DisplayPort connections, and Ethernet ports are all standard. Check the docking station’s manual and the specifications for the cables you’ll need to connect your devices.
- Start up your docked gadgets (laptop, tablet, etc.) and check to see if they pick it up. It’s possible that your gadgets will recognize the docking station and begin utilizing the attached accessories immediately.
How To Connect Devices
Connect your devices to the docking station through the necessary cables or connectors. Some related topics are as follows:
- For laptops: Connect your laptop to the docking station using a suitable cable (such as USB-C, Thunderbolt, or a proprietary cable). The laptop’s port may be a USB-C port, Thunderbolt 3, or a proprietary connector, depending on the available connections.
- For monitors/displays: Connect an external monitor or display to the docking station’s video output connection using an HDMI cable, DisplayPort cable, or another suitable video cable.
- For peripherals: Docking stations typically have USB connections that can be used to connect peripherals such as a keyboard, mouse, printer, or external hard drive. Make the hookups through USB cords.
- For audio: You can use the docking station’s audio output ports (such as a 3.5mm jack or a digital audio output) to plug in a set of external speakers or headphones.
- For network connectivity: If the docking station has an Ethernet connection, you can hook it up to your home network with a cable.
How To Maintain
- Dust, grime, and debris can accumulate on the docking station’s surface, so be sure to clean it on a regular basis. Wipe the docking station’s exterior and ports with a soft, lint-free cloth.
- Avoid getting any liquids inside or on the docking station. Internal components are vulnerable to liquid damage and malfunction.
- To avoid breaking the docking station’s ports or the attached devices, use care when connecting and detaching cables and connectors.
- You shouldn’t drop or bump the docking station. Put it somewhere it won’t be disturbed easily so it won’t get knocked over or dropped.
- Make sure there is enough airflow into the docking station and nothing is blocking the vents. When hardware gets too hot, it can malfunction and reduce performance. Keep any fans or vents in the docking station clean and dust-free.
- Make sure you have the most up-to-date driver and firmware installed on your docking station. If the firmware or drivers can be updated, do so in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations. Updates to the firmware can sometimes fix performance issues and introduce new functionality.
- Take into account the docking station’s power needs and constraints. Do not overburden the docking station by attaching gadgets that require more power than it can provide.
- It is recommended to unplug the docking station from the power outlet while it is not in use. This will prevent power surges and other electrical problems.
- If you need in-depth guidance on how to properly care for your Ukor 120 Volts Docking Station, be sure to read the handbook that came with it.
How To Clean
- Wipe the docking station down with a soft, lint-free cloth (a microfiber cloth works great for this). This will help get rid of dirt, fingerprints, and smudges.
- The docking station’s ports and connectors are important, so don’t forget to check them. To remove any dust or debris that may have settled into the ports, use a can of compressed air. To clear the ports, hold the can vertically and blow through them in quick bursts.
- Do not clean the docking station directly with any liquid cleansers, sprays, or solvents; doing so can damage the electronics inside. When cleaning, only use a dry cloth or compressed air.
- A soft brush (like a clean, dry toothbrush with soft bristles) can be used to gently brush away tenacious dirt and debris that is difficult to remove using a cloth or compressed air. Use extreme caution to prevent breaking any of the connectors or ports.
- If you’ve cleaned the docking station with compressed air or a brush, give it a few minutes to air out before reconnecting it to power or turning it back on.
FAQ’s
What is a docking station?
A docking station is a device that allows you to connect and expand the functionality of your laptop, tablet, or other portable devices. It provides additional ports and connectors, such as USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and audio, allowing you to connect peripherals and external displays.
How does a docking station work?
A docking station connects to your device through a specific port, such as USB-C or Thunderbolt. When you dock your device, it establishes a connection and expands its capabilities by providing additional ports and functionality.
What devices are compatible with docking stations?
Docking stations are typically designed for specific models or brands of laptops, tablets, or devices. It's important to check the compatibility of the docking station with your specific device before purchasing.
How do I connect my device to a docking station?
The specific steps for connecting your device to a docking station may vary depending on the model and brand. Generally, you need to connect your device to the docking station using the compatible port or cable, such as USB-C or Thunderbolt.
Can I connect multiple monitors to a docking station?
Many docking stations support multiple monitor setups. They often have multiple video outputs, such as HDMI or DisplayPort, allowing you to connect one or more external displays to extend or mirror your desktop.
What is a docking station?
A docking station is a device that allows you to connect and expand the functionality of your laptop, tablet, or other portable devices. It provides additional ports and connectors, such as USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and audio, allowing you to connect peripherals and external displays.
How does a docking station work?
A docking station connects to your device through a specific port, such as USB-C or Thunderbolt. When you dock your device, it establishes a connection and expands its capabilities by providing additional ports and functionality.
What devices are compatible with docking stations?
Docking stations are typically designed for specific models or brands of laptops, tablets, or devices. It's important to check the compatibility of the docking station with your specific device before purchasing.
How do I connect my device to a docking station?
The specific steps for connecting your device to a docking station may vary depending on the model and brand. Generally, you need to connect your device to the docking station using the compatible port or cable, such as USB-C or Thunderbolt.
Can I connect multiple monitors to a docking station?
Many docking stations support multiple monitor setups. They often have multiple video outputs, such as HDMI or DisplayPort, allowing you to connect one or more external displays to extend or mirror your desktop.
Can I charge my device through a docking station?
Some docking stations offer charging capabilities, especially if they connect through USB-C or Thunderbolt. This allows you to charge your device while it is connected to the docking station.
Are docking stations compatible with Mac and Windows devices?
Yes, docking stations are available for both Mac and Windows devices. However, it's important to ensure that the docking station you choose is compatible with your specific operating system and device.
Can I use a docking station with my gaming laptop?
Yes, many docking stations are compatible with gaming laptops. However, gaming laptops may have unique power requirements and high-performance graphics, so it's crucial to choose a docking station that can handle the power demands and provide the necessary connectivity for gaming peripherals.
How do I choose the right docking station for my needs?
When choosing a docking station, consider factors such as compatibility with your device, the ports and connectors you require, the number of displays you want to connect, power delivery capabilities, and any specific features or functionality you need. Reading product reviews and comparing different models can also help in making an informed decision.
Can I use a docking station with a laptop that has a limited number of ports?
Yes, docking stations are particularly useful for laptops with a limited number of built-in ports. They provide additional ports and connectivity options, allowing you to connect multiple peripherals simultaneously, including monitors, keyboards, mice, printers, external storage, and more.