SIIG JU-DK0U11-S1 Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station and PD User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- SIIG
Table of Contents
SIIG JU-DK0U11-S1 Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station and PD
Features
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Support Thunderbolt 4 40G speed connection between host and docking station. (Thunderbolt 4 host required)
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Support three Thunderbolt 4 ports,
1 0Gbps speed, 5V/3A power output and video output (Single 8K@30 or Dual 4K@60) -
Support two Displaylink video output HDMI and DisplatPort.
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Displaylink video output resolution up to 4K 3840x2160p@60Hz
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Displaylink video output support PCM 2.0ch and 5.1 ch audio
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Support two USB 3.2 Gen.1 Type-A ports, 5Gbps speed and 5V/0.9A power output
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Support two USB 2.0 Type-A ports, 480Mbps speed and 5V/1.5A power output
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Support SD 3.0 (UHS-I) & TF card reader, can work simultaneously.
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Support 3.5mm Audio output
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Support 3.5mm Mic input
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Support Giga Ethernet 10/100/1 000Mbps
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Support USB PD 3.0 charging 60W
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Support power button can turn on/off the dock and PD power
Package contents
- Thunderbolt 4 Docking Station & PD
- Power adapter DC 20V / 7.SA
- Thunderbolt 4 cable 40G 1 00W
- User Manual
System requirements
- Host computer system with an available Thunderbolt 4 or Thunderbolt 3 port
- Windows® 10
- Mac OS X® 10.14 or above
Operating system requirements are subject to change. For the latest
requirements, please visit www.siig.com and search
JU-DK0U11-1
Note:
If you connect the docking station to a USB Type-C host port or use a USB
TypeC cable, the docking station will not work normally.
What is Thunderbolt 4?
Thunderbolt 4 technology uses the USB-C connector and offers bandwidth up to 40Gbps. that is capable to support for the following:
- USB 3.1 Gen 1 support up to 5 Gbps data transfer rate and USB 3.1 Gen 2 support up to 1 OGbps data transfer rate
- USB Power Delivery up to 1 DOW, if both the host and the device support it
- DP Alternate modes, the signal is based on the DisplayPort version to deliver different speeds.
- PCI Express 3.0
Thunderbolt 4 products must be used with Thunderbolt 4 cables. Ensure your
Thunderbolt 4 cable is 40G with 1 DOW version.
Not all USB-C ports are Thunderbolt 4. For more information, please refer to
the information provided by the manufacturers.
DP alt mode (DisplayPort alternative mode)
This docking station supports DP alt mode, which means a DisplayPort video
signal can be transferred over a Thunderbolt 4 cable.
Because the docking station supports DP alt mode, so the Thunderbolt 4 port
can output the video directly via DP alt mode without other driver installs.
USB Power Delivery
This docking station supports USB Power Delivery, which means it delivers up to 100 watts of power to your connected host laptop (your laptop’s TBT3 port must support power delivery). USB Power Delivery is a specification that allows power to be sent over a USB-C or Thunderbolt 4 cable that supports the specification. Ensure your Thunderbolt 4 cable can support PD 1 00W transfer or use the included Thunderbolt 4 cable.
Front View
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3.5mm Audio output jack:
connect to earphone or speaker -
3.5mm Audio input jack:
connect to Microphone -
SD & TF card reader:
SD 3.0 UHS-1 speed, canworksimultaneously -
USB 3.2 Gen.1 Type-A port x2:
Support USB UASP mode, SGbps speed and 5V/0.9A power output. Connect for USB peripherals. -
Thunderbolt 4 daisy chain port 1:
Connect for Thunderbolt 4 peripherals. If connect to Type-C display adapter, resolution up to 8K@30 or SK@60 Output power 1 SW -
Power button:
Turn on/off the dock power and PD charging.
Rear View
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Power jack:
Connect to the Power Adapter DC 20V/7.5A -
Thunderbolt 4 host:
Connect to Thunderbolt 4 port which supports USB Power Delivery in order to power and charge your laptop. Not all USB-C ports are Thunderbolt 4 Ensure you are connecting to Thunderbolt 4 port, and using include Thunderbolt 4 cable or approved Thunderbolt 4 40G cable. -
Thunderbolt 4 daisy chain port 2 &3:
Connect for Thunderbolt 4 peripherals. If connect to Type-C display adapter, resolution up to 8K@30 or 5K@60 Output power 1 SW -
use 2.0 Type-A port x2:
480Mbps speed and SV/1.SA power output. Connect for USB peripherals. -
RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet port
connect to ethernet router or switch (Support 1000/100/10 Mbps) -
Displaylink output:
DisplayPort This video output via Displaylink chip Resolution up to 3840x2160p@60Hz -
Displaylink output: HDMI
This video output via Displaylink chip Resolution up to 3840x2160p@60Hz
Displaylink Manager installation
- “Displaylink Manager” software is required
- Without Displaylink Manager install,
- Displaylink output DisplayPort & HDMI can not output video.
- Please download the “Displaylink Manager” from SIIG website or Displaylink website
- Follow the screen instructions to complete the installation and restart your PC/NB (For Mac OS® 10.13.3 and the above, the system would display a “System Extension Blocked” warning while driver installing. Please allow “Displaylink Corp” at Security & Privacy setting.)
- For Displaylink configuration, please search & refer to Support document on Displaylink website https://support.displaylink.com/
Windows
How to configure Displaylink displays on Windows
MAC
How to configure Displaylink displays on Mac OS X
Displaylink Manager App for macOS Introduction, Installation & Scope
Allow “Displaylink” app on Mac
Open Security Preference while driver installing
Allow “Displaylink Corp” app
Enable “Screen Recording”
macOS Catalina 10.15 requires the user to permit “Screen Recording” in order
for Displaylink devices to work properly. 
- Because the new permission will only be active the next time you start the application, macOS will invite you to “Quit & Reopen”. In Catalina 10.15.x please select “Quit Now”. Please accept.
Auto launch Displaylink manager when maces start
Using Thunderbolt 4 on Windows 10
In Windows 10 you might see a pop-up message requesting permission to allow
the docking to connect to your computer. If you see this pop-up message,
select Always Connect from the list and click OK. If required, follow any
other on-screen instructions to complete the installation. 
Video Output Table
Displaylink output DisplayPort & HDMI always can output two 4K@60 video. Three
TBT4 ports can only output two video, do not support three video output. So
this dock can output 4 video max.
Note*: Mac M1 chip can only support single TBT4 video output, but the two
Displaylink output still can work, so total three video output max.
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TBT 4
First Port
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TBT4
Second Port
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Displaylink DisplayPort
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Displaylink HDMI
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TBT 4
Video x0
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NIA
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N/A
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4K@60
Max
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4K@60
Max
TBT 4
Video x1
| 8K@30
Max (Windows) or
4K@60
Max (Mac)
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N/A
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4K@60
Max
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4K@60
Max
TBT 4
Video x2
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4K@60
Max
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4K@60
Max
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4K@60
Max
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4K@60
Max
System Thunderbolt4port|
DisplayPort|
---|---|---
Thunderbolt3or4 Single video
| Singleup to 8K30Hz(W indows)or 4K60Hz(Macsystem)| |
| |
| | 4K60Hz
Thunderbolt3or4 Dual video
| Dual4K60Hz| N/A| N/A
Singleup to 8K30 Hz (Wind ows)or 4K60Hz{Macsystem)|
4K60Hz
|
NIA
Singleup to 8K30Hz(W indows)or 4K60Hz(Macsystem)|
N/A
|
4K60Hz
| 4K60Hz| 4K60Hz
Thunderbolt3or4 Triple video
| Singleup to 8K30Hz(W indows)or 4K60Hz(Macsystem)|
4K60Hz
|
4K60Hz
| 4K60Hz| N/A
| |
Thunderbolt3o r 4
Dual4K60Hz
Quad video
|
4K60Hz
|
4K60Hz
System I Thunderbolt4port| OisplayPort|
---|---|---
DP Alt mode system I Sing leup to8K30Hz(DP1.4)or
Single video 4K30Hz (DP 1.2) or 4K60Hz {Mac system)
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I Sing leup to 8K30Hz(DP1.4)or
4K30Hz (DP 1.2) or 4K60Hz (Mac system)
DP Alt mode system
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4K60Hz
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Dual video I Sing leup to8K30Hz(DP1.4)or
4K30Hz (DP 1.2) or 4K60Hz (Mac system)
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DP Alt mode system I Sing leup to 8K30Hz(OP1.4)or
Triple video 4K30Hz (OP 1.2) or 4K60Hz (Mac system)
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Q &A
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Why my Windows 10 can not connect to the docking station?
Ensure you have approved the docking station connection in Thunderbolt 4 control software. -
Why my laptop can’t get 60W charging?
It depends on laptop charging spec, not all laptops need 60W input. -
Why my DP output has no SK resolution?
Ensure your Thunderbolt 4 host port support DP 1.4 version. Otherwise, DP 1.2 can only support 4K@60 -
Why my DP output does not support HDR and VESA Adaptive-Sync?
Ensure your Thunderbolt 4 host port supports DP 1.4 version. Otherwise, DP 1.2 can not support it. -
Why Displaylink output has no video?
Ensure the Displaylink software have installed. -
Why play video on Displaylink output will have latency or cause CPU heavy loading?
Displaylink outputs are kind of USB video extend via Displaylink chip which needs extra CPU computing. So Displaylink output will not fit to play video. Recommend play video on Alt mode output.
Support
For more info or tech support
http://www.siig.com/support