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11-in-1
USB Type-C® Dock with PD 60W
IB-DK2403-C
USB
2x USB 3.0 Type-C™ and 4x USB 3.0 Type-A ports
HDMI
1x High Speed HDMI® and 1x DisplayPort++ with mirroring and extending support
Cardreader
1x SD card reader for most common SD card specifications
Audio
1x 3.5 mm stereo combo jack (microphone in / audio out)
LAN
1x Gigabit LAN RJ45 interface with wake-on-LAN function
USB Charging
USB Type-C™ host with Power Delivery support
One for All - All for One
The USB 3.0 Type-A and Type-C™ data interfaces, card reader, audio in/out, and the Gigabit LAN port provide you with the data exchange and use of a variety of different devices at the same time. With the DP and HDMI® connection, you can mirror or expand your main screen.
Stylish appearance
With the enhanced expansion capability plus the stylish appearance, this DockingStation with Power Delivery, video, and data transfer is the most versatile accessory that also complements your home or office space.
Power Delivery
Adopting Power Delivery charging technology and upstream charging function through USB Type-C™ interface, you can charge the connected and supported notebook or laptop. With the built-in USB 3.0 ports, the DockingStation enables you to enjoy the super speed data transmission between USB peripherals simultaneously.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Data
| Model | IB-DK2403-C |
|---|---|
| Article No. | 60121 |
| EAN Code | 4250078164777 |
| Brand | ICY BOX |
| Material | Aluminium + PC/ABS plastic |
| Color | Silver / black |
| USB 3.0 Speed | USB 3.0: up to 5 Gbit/s, UASP supported |
| HDMI® | 1x High Speed HDMI® Type-A (up to 3840x2160@30 Hz) |
| Power Supply | External, AC 100-240 V / 2 A, 50/60 Hz, DC 20 V / 5 A, total output 100 W |
| Operating system | Windows® 10 and higher, macOS® 10.11.x and higher |
Logistical Data
| Packing unit | 9 pcs./carton |
|---|---|
| Total weight | 14 kg/carton |
| Gross weight (incl. packing): | 1,492 kg |
| Net weight | 0,495 kg |
| Dimension/carton | 456x275x263 mm |
| Dimension of packing box | 260x85x145 mm |
| Dimension of article | 215x90x30 mm |
| Country of origin | China |
FAQ
What is USB Type-C™?
For USB Type-C™ you have to differentiate between the USB version (USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1). Since the introduction of the USB Type-C™ connector and the USB 3.1 interface (Gen 2) there has been a lot of confusion regarding the connection. Since USB Type-C™ is not automatically USB 3.1 (Gen 2), much less Thunderbolt™ 3. Many products are equipped with the new form factor Type-C™, but do not come with USB 3.1 (Gen 2) protocol. So it is possible that notebooks and tablets still only support USB 3.0 or even USB 2.0 despite the modern USB Type-C™ interface. Pay special attention to the manufacturer's specifications! USB 3.1 (Gen 2) offers with the Type-C™ port not only a data transfer rate of up to 10 Gbit/s, but can also transfer audio and video signals in different Alternate Modes (Alt Mode).
What is Power Delivery?
USB can be used to power simple devices such as a mouse and a keyboard. Depending on the USB standard, the power ranges from 2.5 (USB 2.0), 4.5 (USB 3.0) to 7.5 (passive) watts or 15 watts (active) with USB Type-C™ connectors. However, this is usually not enough to supply large USB devices with sufficient power. In order to solve the problems that occur while charging, USB Power Delivery 2.0 / 3.0 (USB PD) has published a specification for power supply over USB. Devices can be supplied with up to 100 watts of power via the USB Type-C™ interface. For example, to charge your notebook.
What is Alternate Mode?
A part of USB Type-C™ is Alternate Mode (Alt Mode). It ensures that several functions can be covered via a USB Type-C™ interface, and thus via a single cable. E.g. DisplayPort™ and HDMI®. For example, a DockingStation can be supplied with signals for audio, video as well as data at the same time. It is very important that both devices (the DockingStation and the notebook or PC) support Alternate Mode (Alt Mode)!
Compatibility with host computers?
Your notebook or PC must support Alternate Mode (Alt Mode)! Otherwise, a Thunderbolt™3 Type-C™ port must be available. Please refer to the notebook manual for information on the USB Type-C™ port. This USB Type-C™ function is described as Alternate Mode, Alt Mode, DP Support, DisplayPort Support, or Display Support.
Can my notebook be charged at the DockingStation?
Yes, if the notebook supports Power Delivery 2.0. The DockingStation can be used without power delivery. Check the manual regarding the information on USB Type-C™ or USB-PD.
How many monitors can I connect to the DockingStation?
With Windows® a max. amount of two monitors can be connected. With MacOS® two screens can be connected but one must be mirrored.
How can I continue working with my closed notebook?
Windows® provides special settings that control how the notebook behaves when the lid closes.
• You can make these settings in the power options.
• Select Settings – System - Power & sleep.
• Select "Additional power settings".
• Go to “Choose what closing the lid does".
• Select "Do nothing”.
To keep the Mac® from shutting down when it's closed, the following actions are necessary:
• The MacBook® must be connected to the power supply.
• A mouse and keyboard must be connected.
• A monitor must be connected.
In this case, the MacBook® can also be used when closed.
• You can make these settings in the power options.
• Select Settings – System - Power & sleep.
• Select "Additional power settings".
• Go to “Choose what closing the lid does".
• Select "Do nothing”.
To keep the Mac® from shutting down when it's closed, the following actions are necessary:
• The MacBook® must be connected to the power supply.
• A mouse and keyboard must be connected.
• A monitor must be connected.
In this case, the MacBook® can also be used when closed.
Can I set the DockingStation's frame rate?
Yes, this is possible, the DockingStation supports a maximum of 30 Hz or 60 Hz.
The included USB cable is too short, can I use a third-party cable?
Yes, this is basically possible. However, it is not recommended! If you decide to use a third-party cable, make sure the cable meets the required specifications. the cable must support power delivery and alternate mode. Be sure to use active cables if you want to use cable lengths of more than 1 meter.
No network connection via the DockingStation, but via the host computer. What is the problem?
It is possible that the LAN/WLAN is only released for a known MAC address. In this case, the MAC address of the DockingStation and notebooks must be equated, or the passthrough of the MAC address of the notebook must be enabled. You can usually make this setting in the BIOS of your notebook.
Can another adapter with alternate mode support be connected to the docking station?
No, a daisy chain connection of USB Type-C™ Alternate Mode supported products is not possible.
Does the DockingStation prevent the use of video connections on the notebook directly?
No, using the DockingStation does not limit the functionality of your video ports on the notebook itself.
Everything is connected, but it still does not function?
• Install all current USB drivers on your system.
• Install the current drivers for the graphics card in your system. (We recommend that you always obtain the drivers directly from the manufacturer.)
• After installing the latest drivers, restart your system.
-Check the connected components individually in a different environment, to confirm functionality. Check the following components thoroughly: The cables used, the monitor(s), your notebook, and the USB Type-C™ port used as well as the DockingStation itself.
• Install the current drivers for the graphics card in your system. (We recommend that you always obtain the drivers directly from the manufacturer.)
• After installing the latest drivers, restart your system.
-Check the connected components individually in a different environment, to confirm functionality. Check the following components thoroughly: The cables used, the monitor(s), your notebook, and the USB Type-C™ port used as well as the DockingStation itself.
Why is my notebook not being charged even though the DockingStation is connected?
Your notebook may not support power delivery or have special charging requirements. Find out from the manufacturer of your notebook which standard is supported.
The displayed image from the DockingStation is jittering and/or flickering.
• This may occur if the framerate is set incorrectly. Check your system’s settings. For example, if 59 Hz is set, change it to 60 Hz. The same applies to 29 Hz, to be set here to 30 Hz.
• If the problem persists, try using a high-quality cable.
• If the problem persists, try using a high-quality cable.
My Android Tablet does not play any sound when connected to the DockingStation. How can I output audio via the Android Tablet?
Android automatically outputs the sound via a USB Type-C™ connected device. This setting can be deactivated manually, but the Android developer options must be activated first. You can change the "Disable USB AudioRouting" setting in the "Developer Options" menu. The DockingStation must be reconnected for the setting to take effect.
ATTENTION! By enabling the developer options, your Android device can be set up with deep system settings. We do not recommend activating the developer option!
ATTENTION! By enabling the developer options, your Android device can be set up with deep system settings. We do not recommend activating the developer option!
If I disconnect the power supply from the DockingStation, the connection to the monitor is disconnected and immediately reactivated.
This behavior complies with the USB Power Delivery specification and is absolutely standard. If the power supply is disconnected from the DockingStation, the direction in which the current flows must be changed. The DockingStation must then be powered from the notebook and not from the power supply. Immediately after changing the current flow direction, all connected monitors are reconnected. This can be up to 5 seconds.
Why does my wireless mouse or keyboard look sluggish or not work properly when used with the DockingStation?
Most USB wireless mouse and keyboard receivers work in the 2.4GHz band. Connecting the receiver to any USB 3.0 port can cause interference that can affect the performance of the device. The most effective method is to add a short USB 2.0 extension cable between the DockingStation and receiver to mitigate the effect, and many wireless keyboards and mice are therefore supplied with such a cable.
Why can I not get a network connection on my Mac?
-Disconnect the LAN cable from the docking station and Mac
-Delete the network list
-Connect the LAN cable again
-Create a new connection
-Delete the network list
-Connect the LAN cable again
-Create a new connection
How do I know the MAC address of the DockingStation?
Windows®:
- Connect the DockingStation to the running Windows® computer and connect the LAN cable, switch the DockingStation on if necessary.
- Right-click on the Windows® icon in the lower-left corner.
- Select the "Run" field.
- Enter cmd and confirm by pressing OK/ENTER.
- Write ipconfig/all and confirm by pressing the ENTER key.
- The connected network devices with MAC addresses are now displayed.
MacOS®:
- Connect the DockingStation to the running MacOS® computer and connect the LAN cable, switch on the DockingStation if necessary.
- Click on System Report.
- Click on Network.
- Select the appropriate device. The MAC address is displayed below.
- Connect the DockingStation to the running Windows® computer and connect the LAN cable, switch the DockingStation on if necessary.
- Right-click on the Windows® icon in the lower-left corner.
- Select the "Run" field.
- Enter cmd and confirm by pressing OK/ENTER.
- Write ipconfig/all and confirm by pressing the ENTER key.
- The connected network devices with MAC addresses are now displayed.
MacOS®:
- Connect the DockingStation to the running MacOS® computer and connect the LAN cable, switch on the DockingStation if necessary.
- Click on System Report.
- Click on Network.
- Select the appropriate device. The MAC address is displayed below.
Is it possible to charge the notebook via the DockingStation?
Yes, if the notebook supports Power Delivery! A power supply is included. This supplies the DockingStation and the notebook with power. Please refer to the notebook manual for information on the USB Type-C™ port. This USB Type-C™ function is described for example as charging function, PD, or power delivery. The power supply of the notebook does not have to be connected additionally. The DockingStation can also be used without Power Delivery support. Please note, that in this case the notebook cannot be loaded via the DockingStation.
How many monitors can I operate on the DockingStation?
Two monitors are possible under Windows via HDMI® and DP ™. Only one monitor can be expanded under MacOS®. If a second monitor is connected under MacOS®, it is only displayed as a mirror image.
Does my USB Type-C™ port on the notebook support the transmission of video signals?
Please refer to the notebook manual for information on the USB Type-C™ port. This USB Type-C™ function is described as Alternate Mode, Alt Mode, DP Support, DisplayPort™ Support or Display Support.
Is the charging power of the DockingStation enough to charge my notebook?
Yes, the DockingStation supports 60W Power Delivery 2.0. This power is mostly sufficient to charge the notebook.
Can the DockingStation be used for gaming?
No, the DockingStation works with the graphics unit of the CPU (e.g. Intel® UHD Graphics 630), which in most cases is not sufficient for gaming. We recommend not to use the DockingStation for gaming.
Can I use the DockingStation on MacBook® and Windows® at the same time?
No, you can connect a Windows® device or a MacBook® at the same time. Parallel use is not possible. The DockingStation has only one host port to the source device.
Can the notebook also be switched on at the on/off switch of the DockingStation?
No, unfortunately, this is not possible. The on/off switch is only for the DockingStation itself. The notebook must be switched on at its own switch.
Is the graphics card of the connected notebook used or an internal graphics card in the DockingStation?
The onboard graphics card of the notebook is used - this is basically the case with USB Type-C™ (DisplayPort Alt Mode) and Thunderbolt™ 3.
