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i-tec Thunderbolt3/USB-C Dual DisplayPort 4K Docking Station + Power Delivery 85W
- One of the most powerful docking stations on the market, allowing you to connect up to two monitors simultaneously
- Exceptional performance, ultra-fast data transfer and support for up to 8K* resolution.
- Two DisplayPort ports available
- 2x USB 3.1, 1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 with fast power support and 2x USB-C Gen 2 ports (10Gbps) allow you to easily connect your USB devices and peripherals
- Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 provides reliable, robust, high-speed Internet connectivity with support for 10/100/1000 Mbps speeds
- Docking station is compatible for vertical mounting behind a monitor with VESA mounting support
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Connect this docking station via a Thunderbolt 3 interface and gain access to the fastest data transfer available today. It is 8x faster than the standard USB port. With this speed, you can, for instance, back up 250 GB of data in less than a minute, or copy a film in Blu-Ray quality in under two seconds!
Do you enjoy detailed graphics with high resolution? If so, then this station can allow you to connect to one LCD monitor with up to 8K resolution! And of course, you can enjoy truly smooth video thanks to high refresh rate of 60 Hz.
Printer? Keyboard? Mouse? External hard drive or flash drive? Charging cable for your phone? You can connect all your devices to the docking station quickly and easily. In addition, you can connect to the Internet thanks a LAN port, eliminating any worries with variable speed and quality of Wi-Fi networks.
The Thunderbolt 3 port has so many tricks up its sleeve! Provided your laptop or tablet supports power delivery through this port, you gain the ability to connect all you need (data transfer, Internet, video and power supply) using a single cable.
Specifications
- 1x Thunderbolt 3 port for connecting to a device with Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C
- Docking station technology: Thunderbolt™3
- Power Delivery: 85 W
- Video ports:
- 2x DisplayPort (1x DP++ support)
- Resolution:
- Thunderbolt™ 3/4 Host device with DisplayPort 1.4 support:
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 8K/30Hz*
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 4K/144Hz or 1440p/240Hz or 1080p/360Hz
- 2 monitors – 1x DP + 1x DP → up to 2x 4K/60Hz or 2x 1440p/144Hz
- Thunderbolt™ 3 Host device with DisplayPort 1.2 support:
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 5K/60Hz
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 1440p/240Hz or 1080p/360Hz
- 2 monitors – 1x DP + 1x DP → up to 2x 4K/60Hz or 2x 1440p/144Hz
- USB-C Host device with DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC support:
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 5K/60Hz
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 4K/144Hz or 1440p/240Hz or 1080p/360Hz
- 2 monitors – 1x DP + 1x DP → up to 2x 1440p/144Hz or 2x 1080p/240Hz
- 2 monitors – 1x DP + 1x DP → up to 2x 4K/60Hz
- USB-C Host device with DisplayPort 1.4 support:
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 4K/60Hz
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 1440p/144Hz
- 2 monitors – 1x DP + 1x DP → up to 2x 4K/30Hz
- USB-C Host device with DisplayPort 1.2 support:
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 4K/30Hz
- 1 monitor – 1x DP → up to 1080p/120Hz
- 2 monitors – 1x DP + 1x DP → up to 2x to 1080p/60Hz
- Compatible with G-Sync / Freesync, HDR 400 – 1000
- 2x USB-C Gen 2 port (10 Gbps, for data only)
- 1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 port (10 Gbps) with quick charging support (BC 1.2)
- 2x USB 3.1 port
- 1x Ethernet GLAN RJ-45 port
- 1x 3.5 mm combined audio and microphone input
- 1x input for power supply (DC 20 V/6.75 A)
- MAC Address cloning: Yes (using i-tec Docker Pro software)
- WOL: S1, S2, S3
- ON/OFF switch for the docking station
- Kensington lock support
- Thunderbolt 3 cable (70 cm)
- OS: Windows 10 / 11, macOS and Linux with latest updates
- Product dimensions: 197 x 78 x 31 mm
- Product weight: 385 g
- Package dimensions: 269 x 210 x 48 mm
- Package weight: 1279 g
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Hardware Requirements:
- Device with a free USB-C, USB4 or Thunderbolt™ 3/4 port
Power Delivery Requirements:
- Device with a free USB-C, USB4 or Thunderbolt™ 3/4 port with Power Delivery support
Video Output Requirements:
- Device with a free USB-C or USB4 port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode support or a Thunderbolt™ 3/4 port
Operating System:
- Windows 10 / 11, macOS and Linux with latest updates
* 8K resolution must be supported by the connected laptop or tablet.
Package contents
- Product
- Connecting cable (70 cm)
- Power adapter (160 cm DC cable, 170 cm power cable)
- Instruction manual
Resolution
Host Output | DSC Status | Single Video Output | Dual Video Output | Triple Video Output |
Thunderbolt with DP 1.4 (Nvidia/AMD dGPU) | ✓ | Up to 8K (7680 x 4320) @ 30Hz | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 60Hz | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 30Hz |
Thunderbolt with DP 1.4 (Nvidia/AMD dGPU or Intel iGPU 11th.gen or higher) | × | Up to 8K (7680 x 4320) @ 30Hz | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 60Hz | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 30Hz |
USB Type-C DP Alternate Mode DP 1.4 (AMD/Nvidia dGPU) or (Intel iGPU 11th.gen/AMD Ryzen APU) | ✓ | Up to 5K (5120 x 2880) @60Hz (DP Only) | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 60Hz | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 30Hz |
USB Type-C DP Alternate Mode DP 1.4 (AMD/Nvidia dGPU) or (Intel iGPU 11th.gen/AMD Ryzen APU) | × | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 60Hz | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 30Hz | Up to FHD (1920×1080) @ 60Hz |
Thunderbolt or USB-C DP Alternate mode with DP 1.2 (Intel iGPU 10.th gen iGPU or AMD APU) | × | Up to 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 30Hz | Up to FHD (1920×1080) @ 60Hz | Up to FHD (1920×1080) @ 30Hz |
Description
The latest, second-generation Thunderbolt 3 technology, has arrived. Outstanding performance, ultra-fast data transfer rate and up to 8K* resolution support. This is one of the most powerful docking stations available in the market today.
Enjoy unrivalled image quality, fast internet, and the ability to transfer data at a rate of over 1 GB per second, even when using multiple USB ports simultaneously. You can also connect your headphones or speaker and charge your notebook (85W) while working , all via a single port.
Thanks to the integrated DP 1.4 protocol, you can connect this docking station to a monitor with up to 8K (7680 x 4320)* with a 30 Hz refresh rate, which is comparable to four 4K monitors side by side. An ideal solution for professional graphic designers, data analysts, engineers, film editors or enthusiasts.
Second generation Thunderbolt 3 technology means the docking station is compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C, making it a flexible and versatile option for companies with a mixed estate of Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C notebooks or tablets.
- Connect dual 4K/60Hz external displays, or a single 8K/30Hz*.
- Power delivery: 85W
- Features two DisplayPort outputs
- 2x USB 3.1, 1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 with fast charge support and 2x USB-C Gen 2 ports (10Gbps) make it easy to connect all of your existing USB devices and peripherals.
- Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 port provides reliable, robust and high-speed internet connection, supporting 10/100/1000 Mbps speeds.
- Combo audio & microphone in/out jack on the front panel.
- Kensington lock slot provides additional security, especially for those working regularly in shared offices or public spaces.
- Power saving On/Off switch on the top panel.
- Supports i-tec docking station VESA bracket for vertical installation behind a VESA-compliant monitor.
- Supports Windows 10, macOS X
- Supplied with 135W (20V, 6,75A) professional quality power supply and 70 cm Thunderbolt 3 cable.
* 8K resolution must be supported by the host notebook or tablet.
FAQ
Question: I have 2 external monitors with built-in speakers. When these monitors are connected to a docking station, both of them play the same sound. Can I set up which monitor will play the sound?
Answer: Unfortunately, it is not possible to select a monitor to play the sound. At this time, the only option is to turn it off directly in the monitor settings.
Question: When I close the laptop lid, the laptop turns off. Is it possible to prevent it?
Answer:
- Windows has a special setting which controls what the laptop should do in case of closing the lid. This setting needs to be changed. Right-click the Start button and select Power options. From the options on the right, select Other power settings. A new window opens, and here from the left menu, select Choose what closing the lid does / When I Close the Lid and select Do nothing.
- In macOS there are 4 conditions to be met to avoid turning off the MacBook. The MacBook needs to be connected to the power supply, an external keyboard, mouse, and monitor must be connected. Then you can close the MacBook lid and work with an external monitor only.
Question: I cannot set a 4K 60Hz resolution on the monitor.
Answer: First, please make sure that both the docking station / video adapter and the monitor can handle this resolution. Also, make sure that:
- In case of connecting via HDMI your HDMI cable supports 4K 60Hz. This is supported only by the HDMI cables version 2.0 and later. Some monitors / televisions may also have an option in the settings which needs to be turned on.
- In case of connecting via DisplayPort your cable supports 4K 60Hz. This is supported only by the DP cables version 1.2 and later. Also, be sure that in the settings of your monitor is selected the setting DP 1.2. In case you don’t know where to find it please refer to the manual for your monitor.
Question: Can the monitor connected via the docking station use the graphics technology from nVidia/AMD/Intel? E.g. G-sync, or FreeSync.
Answer: The docking station cannot use the graphics technologies from nVidia/AMD/Intel.
Question: Is it possible to set the frame rate to 120 Hz (144 Hz etc.) with the docking station / video adapter?
Answer: This is not possible. The docking station can handle maximum 60 Hz.
Question: The image on the connected monitor flickers.
Answer: Please try a better HDMI/DisplayPort cable, this can solve your problem.
Question: The USB/Thunderbolt 3 cable is too short for my needs. Can I use a longer third-party cable?
Answer: Yes, it is possible. Please see the table below. Here you can see maximum cable lengths according to USB/Thunderbolt 3 specifications. Longer cables may not work properly.
Also, for USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 cables, you need to make sure they support DisplayPort Alt Mode (UBS-C only) and Power Delivery (USB-C and Thunderbolt 3) profiles. In case the docking station need it for its operation.
In case you are not sure, you can contact our technical support: support@itecproduct.com
Cable type | Maximum cable length according the specifications |
USB 3.0 | 2 m |
USB-C | 1 m |
Thunderbolt 3 – passive cable – maximum rate 40 Gbps | 0.75 m |
Thunderbolt 3 – passive cable – maximum rate 20 Gbps | 2 m |
Thunderbolt 3 – active cable – maximum rate 40 Gbps, not compatible with USB-C | 2 m |
Question: What is the function of the shutdown button if it cannot turn on/off the laptop?
Answer: The on/off button is used to turn the docking station on/off.
Question: Can I keep my product running permanently (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)?
Answer: Theoretically yes, however, continuous operation is not suitable for the durability and reliability of the product. As with any other device that contains active on-chip components equipped with software or firmware utilities, docking stations should be rebooted once in a while, especially at points where connected devices alternate (typically hot-desking and hot-plugging), to avoid potential problems and to keep operation trouble-free. The ideal or recommended usage scenario would be to reboot or shut down the product at least 3 times a week. Docking stations that do not feature an ON/OFF button can be turned off by unplugging the power supply unit.
Question: I have attached speakers/headphones in the docking station’s audio connector, but they do not play any sound.
Answer: Right click the Start button and select an option Settings. Here select System and from the menu on the left select Sound and change here the Output device.
Question: I use a docking station in the office/business, and if I plug the Ethernet cable into the docking station, I can’t connect to the internet/local area network. But when I plug this cable into the LAN connector in the laptop, everything works properly.
Answer: In some cases, the businesses limit the LAN/local network connection only to the network elements with a known MAC address (each LAN connector has its own MAC address).
This can be bypassed either by manually changing the MAC address of the LAN connector in the docking station, or by using our i-tec Docker Pro software (for Windows) which clones the MAC address from your laptop to the docking station. The i-tec Docker Pro is free and you can download it from our website. https://i-tec.cz/en/produkt/dockerprosw-2
Question: I have a laptop with a Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port, but the laptop does not charge anyway.
Answer: According to the Thunderbolt 3/USB-C specifications, the laptop powering is only optional. Not all laptops allow this option, especially the laptops with a power supply of over 100 W. Also, some manufacturers restrict/block charging from docking stations/adapters which are not produced by given manufacturer. If you are not sure whether your USB-C port meets these requirements, please contact your device manufacturer or our technical support: support@itecproduct.com.
Question: The docking station/graphics adapter will not connect at all and nothing works.
Answer: Please verify that your docking station is connected to the Thunderbolt3 port.
You can easily recognize this port by the lightning symbol .
Question: I have a laptop with a USB-C/Thunderbolt3 port, but the laptop does not charge anyway.
Answer: According to the USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 specifications, the laptop powering is only optional.
Not all laptops allow this option, especially the laptops supplied with a power supply which allows to charge your notebook with more than 100 W.
Question The external monitor will not wake up after waking up my laptop.
Answer Try changing the monitor’s input setting from AUTO to a fixed monitor input.
If, after a long time, the automatic search for the active port does not find any input,
then the monitor may sleep so that it fails to respond to the signal from the docking station port.
Question: Does this docking station/video adapter support an audio signal transfer over HDMI or DP?
Answer: Yes, if your monitor (projector) has integrated speakers, it is possible to transfer the audio signals via HDMI or DP cable. In your OS settings, however, you must change your default audio playback device.
Question: I connected a standard analogue microphone to the docking station’s combined audio port, but the microphone does not work. Why?
Answer: The combined (TRRS) audio port is not compatible with the standard analogue microphones.
Question: In my TB3 docking station is working only one video output. Where can be a problem?
Answer: Some manufacturers use a limited power Thunderbolt3 port on selected models of their Laptops / tablets (like Huawei Matebook X Pro, ACER Aspire R13 or Asus ROG GL502VM). Specifically, it concerns a reduced total rate of 20 Gbps and a maximum of 1 video output support (whereas Thunderbolt3 industry standard is a rate of 40 Gbps and a support of 2 external monitors).
Therefore, an output to a single monitor is not a docking station failure, it is an insufficient (limited) TB3 port performance in your laptop or tablet (the problem is in the TB3 port hardware and can’t be remedied).
Before purchasing any Thunderbolt3 accessories, we recommend to check the TB3 port parameters of your laptop or tablet.
Question: When I connect a docking station to my Mac, the message “Cannot use Thunderbolt accessory: connect the device to the Thunderbolt port on this Mac” will appear.
What could be the cause?
Answer: This message may be caused by using a wrong cable.
Please check whether you use a Thunderbolt3 cable (marked at both ends by a flash symbol) and not a common USB-C cable which looks almost the same. Please use only the supplied Thunderbolt3 cables.
For example, this message may also appear when using a TB3 device with a USB-C hub or docking station with only a USB-C (and not Thunderbolt3) output.
Question: Only video outputs are working when my docking station is connected to my laptop.
Nothing else works. Why?
Answer: In the case of Thunderbolt docking stations and Windows system, it is first necessary to enable the docking station in the Thunderbolt device manager. You will find this manager next to the clock as a small flash icon.
Question: The image on the screen connected via the docking station flashes.
Answer: If you experience this issue, you may only have an improper setting of the monitor refresh rate. If you have setting of 59 Hz, please set to 60 Hz.
Question: Is it possible to charge the HP laptops equipped with Thunderbolt 3 technology using this docking station?
Answer: Hewlett-Packard has implemented a proprietary technology in some models of its laptops which enables the charging only when using genuine HP stations. Please check the compatibility of your laptop with your reseller or contact the HP Technical Support.
Question: Can I connect another USB-C DP Alt. Mode graphic adapter to the USB-C port of the docking station?
Answer: In the case of USB-C DP Alt. Mode technology, it is not possible to use multiple adapters by connecting them in series.
Question: Everything works fine, but it only shows the speed of 10 Mbps. Where is the problem?
Answer: Verify all the cabling between the PC/laptop and the active element and push the RJ-45 connectors. Sometimes can also help replacing the Ethernet cable between the adapter and the active network element (hub, switch, router) with a certified one. A solution can also be setting a specific value (instead of Auto Negotiation) in the properties of the network adapters, Speed & Duplex option.
Question: May I use this device in Linux?
Response: Yes, the docking station supports Linux. Please make sure that your distribution is up to date. The docking station uses drivers, which are a part of the OS – the drivers should already be integrated in all current distributions. Unfortunately, because of the large volume of distributions it is not possible to test all of them.
If you aren’t certain, please contact our technical support staff: support@itecproduct.com
Question: The docking station should manage up to 8K/30Hz but I am only able to set up 4K/60Hz on the monitor. What’s the problem?
Response: In order to set up 8K/30Hz, the main graphic card (this is Intel on most laptops) must support DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC. Please make sure your laptop supports this.
Question: The docking station doesn’t work when it’s connected to the USB-C connector. This happens in spite of the fact that it’s built on the new Titan Ridge chipset.
Response: The USB-C is an open standard, which means that laptop manufacturers can modify the USB-C connectors as they wish. This unfortunately means that docking stations built on the Intel Titan Ridge chipset may not work properly on all devices with a USB-C port.
Question: When I use a passive DisplayPort to HDMI adapter/cable, no image appears on the external monitor. What should I do?
Answer: Unfortunately, such connection is not possible. Passive DisplayPort to HDMI conversion will not work. The DisplayPort on this product can only be used with DisplayPort cables.
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