OBERSTER 753532565072 Laptop Docking Station User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- OBERSTER
Table of Contents
OBERSTER 753532565072 Laptop Docking Station
DESCRIPTION
The OBERSTER 753532565072 Laptop Docking Station is a piece of hardware that, when used with laptops, extends the range of available connectivity possibilities. Users are able to extend their laptop’s capabilities and connect to a variety of peripherals and displays because it normally comes equipped with a number of different ports and connections. These docking stations are intended to boost worker efficiency by providing a simple and straightforward method for connecting a variety of devices and accessories to a laptop through the use of a single connection point. The ability to connect external displays, keyboards, mouse, printers, and other devices to a laptop is made much simpler by the ports that are commonly included on laptops. These ports include USB, HDMI, Ethernet, audio jacks, and others. This not only makes the process of setting up a workstation easier, but it also eliminates the need to continually plug and unplug various devices from the laptop.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
SPECIFICATIONS
- Brand OBERSTER
- Hardware Interface USB Type C, HDMI, USB 2.0, USB 3.2 Gen 2
- Total USB Ports 8
- Number of Ports 16
- Total HDMI Ports 3
- Wattage 100 watts
- Package Dimensions 6.38 x 5.98 x 2.4 inches
- Item Weight 1.32 pounds
- Item model number 753532565072
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Docking Station
- User Manual
DIMENSIONS
FEATURES
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Docking Station with Multiple Ports
This 16-in-1 USB-C laptop dock features two USB-A 3.1 ports, one USB-C 3.1 port, one USB A 3.0 port, three USB 2.0 ports, one 100W USB-C power delivery 3.0 port, three HDMI outputs, one RJ45 LAN port, one Type C 3.1 host port, one audio/mic jack, and an SD/TF reader. Please get the driver from http://www.siliconmotion.com/downloads/Idex.html so that it can be used to its maximum capacity for any additional applications. (Before you buy the laptop, check that it has a USB-C port with a full function of 3.1 or higher or higher). -
Enhanced Display with Three HDMIs and a Quadruple Display
The screen of your laptop can be mirrored or extended using the docking station’s three HDMI connectors. Provide support for three extension displays, each of which can output a unique video. Take pleasure in the stunning 4K display on your MacBook, which also features a high frame rate and a refresh rate of 60 hertz. This USB C dock provides an immersive high-quality video and audio atmosphere, and it also has a 3.5 mm stereo combo connection that offers one input/output. -
Transmission of Data and Ethernet at 10 Gigabits per Second
You can literally transfer and access your files in a matter of seconds thanks to the combination of 2 USB A 3.1 Gen 2 connections and 1 USB C 3.1 port, which offer transfer rates of up to 10 Gbps. The Gigabit Ethernet port of the multiport adapter offers a secure and quick-wired Ethernet connection as well. In general, it is an ideal choice for a photographer, designer, or video blogger.
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100W Power Delivery 3.0 with SD/TF
The USB-C power adapter provides 100W of power and is quick without sacrificing any of the converter’s other Type-C ports thanks to the latest 3.0 power super-smart chip (backward compatible with PD2.0). The fact that it is able to avoid overcharging, short-circuiting, and overheating makes it the best docking station option available in terms of safety. A data reader that is universally compatible with SD and TF cards can transport information to and from your laptop and provide additional storage.
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Unimaginable Degrees of Compatibility
The Type C dock is compatible with the following devices: MacBook Pro/Air 2019/2018/2017, IMAC 2019/2018, Surface Book 2, Surface GO, HP Envy 13, Lenovo ThinkPad, Samsung Galaxy S10/S9/S8 Plus/NOTE 8/NOTE 9, Dell XPS 15/XPS 13, Chromebook, and a wide variety of other electronic gadgets that include a Type C connector with complete functionality. Perform tasks on Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS simultaneously. Do not hesitate to get in touch with us. Always expect a response from us within the next 24 hours.
Note:
Products that are equipped with electrical plugs are suitable for use in the
United States. Because power outlets and voltage levels vary from country to
country, it is possible that you will need an adaptor or converter in order to
use this device in your destination. Before making a purchase, you should make
sure everything is compatible.
CONNECTIONS
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Ports for USB:
Docking stations typically come equipped with either USB-A or USB-C connectors. Connecting peripherals like keyboards, mouse, external hard drives, printers, and a variety of other devices is possible with these. -
Outputs on the Display:
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HDMI:
To facilitate the connection of external displays or projectors. -
The DisplayPort protocol is:
Another typical video output that allows for the connection of external screens. -
VGA:
There are still certain computers and projectors on the market that use the VGA connector.
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A Port for Ethernet:
Allows for a wired network connection, which provides a connection to the internet that is both quicker and more stable. -
Jacks for audio:
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The headphone/microphone jack gives you the ability to connect microphones, headsets, or headphones to your device.
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Line-Out:
Connect external speakers or audio systems using the Line-Out jack. -
The Card Reader is:
Some docking stations come equipped with built-in card readers, which allow users to access the memory cards stored on their smartphones, cameras, and other electronic devices. -
Port for Charging:
Some docking systems allow you to charge your laptop while it is connected to the station, eliminating the need for additional chargers. -
USB-C and the Thunderbolt 3 port:
Newer, more sophisticated docking stations offer power, data, and video connectivity via a single cable by making use of ports that are compatible with either USB-C or Thunderbolt 3. -
Increase in Storage Capacity:
Some docking stations already have storage choices built in, such as hard drive bays or SSD slots, which allow you to enhance the amount of data that can be stored on your laptop. -
Additional Characteristics:
- Docking stations may additionally have buttons for controlling the power, configuring the display, or accessing other personalization options.
- Some versions come equipped with a security slot that can be used to attach a laptop lock in order to deter theft.
- To connect your laptop to the docking station, the following steps must be taken:
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Don’t forget to plug in the Docking Station:
Utilizing the power adapter that was provided, connect the docking station to a suitable power supply. -
Put the Monitors in Place:
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When connecting your external display (or monitors) to the docking station, make sure to use the right cable (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.).
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Peripherals should be connected:
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Insert your USB peripherals, such as a keyboard, mouse, and so on, into the docking station’s available USB ports.
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Connection to the Network:
If you are going to be using a wired connection, you will need to attach an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the docking station. -
Audio and the Microphone:
If it is necessary, connect your headphones, microphone, or speakers from an external source to the audio connectors. -
USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 (if either of these are supported):
You can connect your laptop to the docking station by inserting the USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 cable into the appropriate port on your laptop. -
Card Reader (if it is appropriate to do so):
If the docking station has a card reader, you can read your memory cards by inserting them into it. -
Connecting to the Power Supply (if Necessary):
If the docking station is able to charge your laptop, you should connect your laptop to the docking station using the charging cord. -
Switch on :
Turn on the power to the docking station as well as the laptop. Your laptop must should be able to detect the displays and devices that are attached to it.
Always refer to the user manual of the docking station type you are using for the most up-to-date and accurate information on how to make the necessary connections and operate its functions.
PRECAUTIONS
The following are some general precautions that should be taken into consideration:
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To be compatible with:
Check that the make and model of your laptop are compatible with the docking station you intend to purchase. Using a docking station that is not compatible with your device could result in connectivity issues as well as other concerns. -
The Power Sources Are:
Make use of the power adapter and cable that were included in the packaging for the docking station. If you use the wrong power sources with your laptop, you risk causing it to malfunction and possibly even cause harm to the docking station. -
The Correct Connection:
Be sure that all of the connectors on your laptop are correctly inserted and aligned before attempting to connect it to the docking station. It is important to refrain from applying too much force because doing so could potentially ruin the connectors. -
Updates to the Drivers and Firmware:
Always be sure to check the manufacturer’s website to see if there are any new docking station driver or firmware upgrades. Maintaining the most recent version of the software can help enhance both compatibility and functionality. -
Safe and Sound Location:
To stop the docking station from toppling over or falling over by accident, you should position it on a surface that is both stable and level. This helps with airflow as well, which is important in preventing overheating. -
Compatibility between Monitors:
If the docking station allows for the use of external displays, check that the resolutions and refresh rates of the monitors fall within the range of options that are supported. -
Remove Devices Without Risk:
If the docking station allows you to connect storage devices, you must ensure that you eject the devices in the correct manner before physically detaching them in order to avoid corrupting the data on the devices. -
Concerns Regarding Safety:
Docking stations that are public or shared should be used with extreme caution, especially in settings where data security is of critical importance. To prevent unwanted access, always ensure that your laptop is disconnected from the docking station while it is not being used. -
The User’s Guide:
Always refer to the user manual or instructions provided by the manufacturer for information regarding specific safety measures, rules for setting up, and recommendations for correct usage. -
An excessive amount:
It is best to avoid connecting too many devices at once, especially those that have a high power consumption. It is possible that faults or decreased performance will occur if the power capabilities of the docking station are overloaded. -
Administration of Cables:
Maintaining order among the cables will reduce the risk of them becoming tangled or causing you to trip. This not only eliminates unintentional disconnections but also lessens the strain placed on the connectors. -
Protection from the elements:
Take special care not to cause any physical harm to the docking station or the devices to which it is linked. When it comes to connecting and removing various devices, this is of the utmost importance. -
Heat Transfer and Dissipation:
To prevent the docking station from becoming dangerously hot, make sure that it has adequate ventilation. It is important not to cover any ventilation apertures. -
Disconnecting in the Right Way:
When you are finished using the docking station, be sure that your laptop and any other devices that are attached are properly disconnected. Try not to pull cables out of their sockets too quickly. -
As a backup:
If you are going to connect crucial data storage devices, you should make sure you have backups of the data just in case you lose it by accident.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is a laptop docking station?
A laptop docking station is a device that provides additional connectivity options for laptops, allowing you to connect multiple peripherals and external devices to your laptop.
What are the benefits of using a laptop docking station?
Laptop docking stations offer benefits such as expanded connectivity (USB ports, video outputs, etc.), streamlined cable management, and the ability to easily switch between a mobile laptop and a workstation setup.
What types of ports are commonly found on laptop docking stations?
Common ports include USB-A and USB-C ports, HDMI or DisplayPort outputs, Ethernet ports, audio jacks, and more.
How do I connect my laptop to a docking station?
You typically connect your laptop to a docking station using a single cable, usually a USB-C or Thunderbolt cable.
Can I use a docking station with any laptop?
Docking station compatibility varies. Some docking stations are designed for specific laptop brands or models, while others are more universal.
What are the key features to consider when choosing a docking station?
Consider the number and types of ports you need, display output options, power delivery capability, and compatibility with your laptop.
Can I connect multiple monitors to a laptop docking station?
Yes, many docking stations support multiple monitor setups, extending your laptop's display to one or more external monitors.
Can I charge my laptop using a docking station?
Some docking stations support power delivery, which means they can charge your laptop while it's connected.
Can I use a docking station for gaming or resource-intensive tasks?
Docking stations are generally designed for productivity tasks rather than gaming or heavy-duty applications.
Do docking stations support peripherals like keyboards and mice?
Yes, you can connect USB peripherals like keyboards, mice, printers, and external storage to a docking station.
Can I use a docking station with a Mac laptop?
Yes, there are docking stations compatible with Mac laptops. Make sure to choose a docking station with macOS compatibility.
Can I use a docking station with a Windows laptop?
Yes, most docking stations are designed for Windows laptops, but compatibility can vary. Check the specifications before purchasing.
Can I hot-swap devices while using a docking station?
Many modern docking stations support hot-swapping, allowing you to connect or disconnect devices without restarting your laptop.
Are there wireless docking stations available?
Yes, some docking stations use wireless technology like Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but they're less common than wired solutions.
Can I use a docking station for presentations?
Yes, docking stations are often used in presentations to connect to projectors or external monitors.