User manual TARGUS 4-PORT

[. . . ] 2 Connect one end of the USB cable to the docking station and the other end into an available USB 2. Lock loop Standard lock slot Right side AC adapter Left side Green Tx light illuminates when connected to a network and the yellow Rx light flashes when data is transmitting to or from the network. To avoid possible damage when connecting a new device, do not force the cable connector into the port on the docking station. If the cable connector does not attach smoothly, turn the connector over and try attaching it again. [. . . ] However, the two black USB ports have two unique features. see "Targus Always On" more details. The white USB ports are high-speed ports that provide standard 500mA of power. The black USB power ports are high-speed ports that provide up to 1Amp. Plug your headphones or speakers into the green 3. The sound and mic should come out automatically when you plug the docking station. Make sure that both speaker and micphone volume is not set to MUTE. To manually enable your headphones or speakers in case automatic transfer is not possible 0 Laptop Docking Station with Video For Windows XP Go to the Control Panel and choose Sound and Audio. Under Sound Playback, change Preferred Device to USB Multimedia Audio Device from the drop down list. If it isn't, select it, click Set Default, then click OK. Video menu options can be accessed by right-clicking on the Docking Station icon in the system tray or through the Windows Display Properties. Actual support resolutions area depend on the support of connected monitor. Make sure that the device is fully inserted into the correct port on the docking station. Plug the device into a different port on the docking station. If it still doesn't work, test the device by connecting it directly to your computer. For more information refer to "Verifying Devices are Installed" · Disconnect all devices from the docking station and reconnect them, one at a time. Check that each device works before plugging in the next one. Each USB port is equipped with over-current protection. Should a USB device draw more current than the USB port can supply, the port will shut down. to re-enable the port , unplug the device and go to Device Manager or to the message in the system tray and choose the Reset option. You can then plug the device back into the USB port. If a shut down reoccurs, check the power requirements of the device. [. . . ] Some devices may halt temporarily when a high data transfer is occurring. For example, your mouse may respond slowly while a graphic print job is printing or while you are experiencing heavy network traffic. we recommend the following guidelines: · Do not transfer data to or from multiple high-speed devices, such as a digital camera or scanner, at the same time. If speed degradation does occur, close other programs that use a USB device to improve device performance. [. . . ]