With 96W of power available for the host system and 15W each for the three Thunderbolt downstream connections, and more for triple USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, this dock is hardly underprovisioned. Please make sure to use an active DisplayPort to VGA adapter or cable.StarTech already makes some handy equipment for those that use Thunderbolt and USB technology to its limits.īeing slightly late to the Thunderbolt 4 party, StarTech has created a dock that delivers maximum user flexibility and enough charging power to handle the most demanding laptops. For example: Apple Cinema HD Display (M9179LL/A) and NEC LCD3090WQXI. Monitors that operate at higher resolutions than 1920 x 1200 require Dual-Link DVI adapter. Please make sure to use a regular DisplayPort to mini DisplayPort (mDP) dongle, then connect that dongle to Apple’s mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter then connect to a DVI-D monitor. Please make sure to use an active DisplayPort to DVI adapter or cable.įor DisplayPort -> Dual-Link DVI monitor: Regular passive cable or adapter does not work. Please make sure to use an active DisplayPort to HDMI adapter or cable. Please make sure that you are using a high quality cable such as DisplayPort 1.2 cable to carry signal between your Thunderbolt 3 dock and your display. Also to connect in between CalDigit’s Dock and your computer, please use CalDigit’s Thunderbolt 3 cable, NOT Apple’s USB-C 2m white charging cable.įor DisplayPort -> DisplayPort or DisplayPort -> mini DisplayPort monitor: If your monitor connecting to the DisplayPort interface on CalDigit’s Thunderbolt 3 Dock has no video output, please check the monitor input settings (from OSD menu if there is one) and cable/adapter connections. Otherwise, please check your cable and make sure that it is using DP 1.2 or higher. If you are connecting from DisplayPort to HDMI/VGA/DVI, please make sure to use an active adapter.
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