Dell D6000 With USB 3.0 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-C Black - Docking (Wired, USB 3.0 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-C, USB Type-A, USB Type-C, 10,100,1000Mbit / s, Black, 3840 x 2160 pixels)

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How to Use and Troubleshoot Dell Universal Dock D6000 Learn how to setup, use and troubleshoot Dell Universal Dock D6000.

Dell Universal Dock D6000 uses DisplayLink technology, and should work with most PCs equipped with USB 3. The DisplayLink solution offered with the Dell Universal Dock D6000 is a "USB Graphic" solution which involves software compression. USB-C connectivity makes it easier than ever to deliver power, data, audio and video in one convenient cable, no matter what system you use. The drivers on older PCs may need to be updated to ensure compatibility with the DisplayLink driver.

Once you've upgraded to a USB Type-C computer, you can slide the extension down the cord and out of the way. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Plus, the single cable eliminates the need for an additional power adapter—keeping your workspace clean and clutter free. Plus, the single cable eliminates the need for an additional power adapter, keeping your workspace clean and clutter-free. Given that this cable is going to be plugged and unplugged possibly hundreds of times, this is a serious reason to consider the Plugable unit which has a fully detachable cable.

inches, this plastic rectangle is slightly too tall for you to rest your laptop on top of it, so it will be conspicuous on your desk. For docks using DisplayLink, like the D6000 series, not all functions will work outside of the operating system or BIOS. To be fair, this unit doesn't get as warm as the Dell unit does (neither get hot, but the Dell does get a bit warm to the touch). The decision to switch to wired LAN or WiFi when docked is managed by the Window operating system according to priority list.In this scenario, the second monitor behavior is not controlled by the Dell Universal Dock D6000, it just duplicates the video signal from the first display. Plus, the single cable eliminates the need for an additional power adapter-keeping your workspace clean and clutter free. Whether you´re at your desk or in a shared workspace, you can easily connect to displays, a mouse, keyboard and audio devices from your compatible system of choice. There aren't any adapters in the box, so if both of your monitors use HDMI or if you're using an older monitor with DVI or VGA ports (in which case, I'm sorry, I feel your pain), you'll need to go out and get an adapter.

Also, the DisplayLink solution does not support UMA-GFx card switching resulting in not being able to take advantage of GFx hardware acceleration. That's not necessarily Dell's fault -- many laptop vendors implement USB Type-C in slightly different ways.Boost your PC’s power up to 90W with ExpressCharge on the world’s most powerful and first modular USB-C dock with a future-ready design. You should be able to use the Dell Docks in Bidborough House and other sites to extend your diaply to two screens.

Yes, the Dell Universal Dock D6000 has a media access control (MAC) identifier that can be passed through for network identification. Scan Computers International Limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Register no.

Only negative IMO is that you still need to plug your own power adapter if you want the laptop to charge (or maintain charge) - apart from that, it's working flawlessly.