Wanting to add a second computer

WayneJohn · 03-16-2023, 07:11 PM

That is the correct dock. Here are the connections:

199 W power supply
Supports dual 4K at 60 Hz
Surface Connect cable (80 cm)
2 front-facing USB-C® (10 Gbps) (15 W)
2 rear-facing USB-C® (10 Gbps) video display enabled (7.5 W)
2 rear-facing USB-A 3.2 (10 Gbps) (7.5 W) 3.5 mm in/out audio jack
1 gigabit Ethernet
Security lock support (Kensington compatible)

I was reading this to mean that only the 2 rear-facing USB-C ports marked "video display enabled" are the only ports for "video out". I'm not the USB expert by any means here, so correct me please.

Also, I initially read the "3.5 mm in/out audio jack" to be part of the USB-A stuff, so I ignored it. Looking at it again, it seems that they are simply missing a carriage return before that audio port info.

If this all holds water still, then I'll pick up that switch for sure.

03-16-2023, 07:11 PM	#6
WayneJohn Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2023 Posts: 5	That is the correct dock. Here are the connections: 199 W power supply Supports dual 4K at 60 Hz Surface Connect cable (80 cm) 2 front-facing USB-C® (10 Gbps) (15 W) 2 rear-facing USB-C® (10 Gbps) video display enabled (7.5 W) 2 rear-facing USB-A 3.2 (10 Gbps) (7.5 W) 3.5 mm in/out audio jack 1 gigabit Ethernet Security lock support (Kensington compatible) I was reading this to mean that only the 2 rear-facing USB-C ports marked "video display enabled" are the only ports for "video out". I'm not the USB expert by any means here, so correct me please. Also, I initially read the "3.5 mm in/out audio jack" to be part of the USB-A stuff, so I ignored it. Looking at it again, it seems that they are simply missing a carriage return before that audio port info. If this all holds water still, then I'll pick up that switch for sure.