Kensington SD5800T Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 Quad Video Docking Station Instruction Manual

Kensington SD5800T Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 Quad Video Docking Station

Product Information

The Kensington SD5800T ThunderboltTM 4 and USB4 Quad Video Docking Station is a versatile docking station that allows you to connect multiple devices to your laptop or computer. It provides various ports and features to enhance your productivity and connectivity.

Specifications

• Product Name: Kensington SD5800T ThunderboltTM 4 and USB4 Quad Video Docking Station
• Compatibility: Thunderbolt 4 and USB-C Alt Mode laptops
• Power Delivery: Up to 98W to the host device
• Ports:
  • SD/Micro Card slots with support for SD4.0, UH-II
  • One USB-A 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps (5V/0.9A) port for connecting thumb drives
  • One USB-A 2.0 480Mbps (5V/1.5A) port for charging a smart phone (BC 1.2 compliant)
  • One audio combo jack
  • One Thunderbolt 4 host port

Product Usage Instructions

Power Connection

Connect the power adapter to the DC 20V port on the back of the dock. Then, connect the power cable to the power adapter and plug it into a wall outlet.

Front Ports Overview

The front of the dock features the following ports from left to right:

• SD/Micro Card slots with support for SD4.0, UH-II
• One USB-A 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps (5V/0.9A) port for connecting thumb drives
• One USB-A 2.0 480Mbps (5V/1.5A) port for charging a smart phone (BC 1.2 compliant)
• One audio combo jack
• One Thunderbolt 4 host port

Laptop Connection

Depending on your laptop’s capabilities, follow one of the two methods:

1. Thunderbolt 4: Connect one end of the Thunderbolt cable to a Thunderbolt port on the host laptop.
2. USB-C Alt Mode: Connect one end of the Thunderbolt cable to a USB-C port on the host laptop.

In both cases, connect the other end of the Thunderbolt cable to the Thunderbolt host port on the front of the dock.

Initial Thunderbolt 4 Connection for Windows

If you are using a Windows laptop with Thunderbolt 4, follow these steps:

1. After connecting the Thunderbolt cable, your host laptop will prompt with a message stating that a new Thunderbolt device has been attached.
2. To approve the device for use, run the ThunderboltTM software with administrator privileges by clicking OK on the prompt.
3. You can manage Thunderbolt 4 devices and settings by clicking on the Thunderbolt devices menu.
4. From the Thunderbolt devices menu, you can perform various tasks such as viewing attached devices, approving attached devices, managing approved devices, accessing settings, and exiting.

Attaching the Dock to the Stand

1. Place the dock stand on the desk surface.
2. Vertically align the dock so that the ports are facing the side of the stand with the cutout that accommodates the lock slots.
3. Insert the dock into the stand until it is stable.

Optional Accessories

The Kensington SD5800T Docking Station supports additional accessories for enhanced functionality:

• K34050 Mounting Bracket: Attach the mounting bracket to the back of the monitor stand.
• K65020WW MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed Lock: Attach the lock using the standard lock slot noted with a square-shaped K icon on the side of the docking station.
• K60603WW NanoSaver Keyed Laptop Lock: Attach the lock using the nano lock slot noted with a hexagon-shaped K icon on the side of the docking station.

For further support and assistance, please visit kensington.com/support.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: What devices are compatible with the Kensington SD5800T Docking Station?
  A: The docking station is compatible with Thunderbolt 4 and USB-C Alt Mode laptops.

• Q: How much power can the docking station deliver to the host device?
  A: The docking station can deliver up to 98W of Power Delivery to the host device.

• Q: What are the available ports on the front of the dock?
  A: The front of the dock features SD/Micro Card slots, a USB-A 3.2 Gen2 port, a USB-A 2.0 port, an audio combo jack, and a Thunderbolt 4 host port.

• Q: How can I attach the docking station to the stand?
  A: Place the dock stand on the desk surface and vertically align the dock with the ports facing the side of the stand with the cutout for lock slots. Insert the dock into the stand until it is stable.

• Q: Are there any recommended accessories for the docking station?
  A: Yes, you can enhance the functionality of the docking station with accessories such as the K34050 Mounting Bracket, K65020WW MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed Lock, and K60603WW NanoSaver Keyed Laptop Lock (sold separately).

WHAT IS IN THE BOX

INSTALLATION

• Support for Display Stream Compression (DSC) is based on the capabilities of the host device and monitor.
• some Thunderbolt™ 3 laptops may only support up to dual display 4K@60Hz.
• The dock capabilities are reduced when connected to a USB-C Alt Mode laptop with up to a 10 Gbps bandwidth.
• Additionally, display support may depend on the laptop device and be limited to a maximum of dual displays.

Initial Thunderbolt 4 connection for Windows

New Thunderbolt,. device have been attached
Tbunderbolt’TM devices were attached. In order to approve them for use this application must be run with administrator privileges.
Click OK to run the Thunderbolt'” software with administrator privileges.

Manage Thunderbolt 4 devices and settings later

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www.kensington.com/support

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References

• Kensington Account
• Support | Kensington

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