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Hi there! The mount is designed to be installed in an upright orientation only (i.e., clamped to a desk). Any other methods of installation (sideways, upside down, etc.) have not been tested by us and could potentially be dangerous.

Hi! This is a combination KVM and docking station. The docking station allows you to switch between two connected hosts like a KVM does and it also charges the active host at 90W Power Delivery while the inactive/standby host charges at 45W.

Hi there! As noted in our M3 Display Solutions guide (www.startech.com/en-us/tools-and-resources/solutions/m3-display-solutions), you can use a Thunderbolt docking station like our 132N-TB4USB4DOCK which utilizes your system's GPU's capabilities and can provide dual external displays with your MacBook Air M3's screen closed.. or use a DisplayLink-powered docking station like our DK30C2DPEP which can offer more than two display outputs. We have additional documentation that you may find helpful here: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/dual-displays-and-beyond-with-m3-macbook-air

If your model iMac has Thunderbolt inputs, there is currently no DisplayLink-powered video adapter that connects via USB on a system and offers Thunderbolt video on the output. For example, our 109B-USBC-HDMI model (www.startech.com/en-us/display-video-adapters/109b-usbc-hdmi) can plug into a TB3 port (or USB-C, or USB-A), and provide dual 4K 60Hz HDMI outputs. I would advise contacting our 24/5 support to see if there is a solution for your specific needs: You can call 1-800-265-1844. Live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

Hello! Without knowing details of your system and displays, it would be difficult to provide an answer for you. I would advise contacting our 24/5 support team to help you further with this issue and try to find a solution with one of our products! You can call 1-800-265-1844. Live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

@@startechMy computer is a MSI Katana GF76 12UE, and the screen is a Samsung S27F350HFL

My dock is StarTech DK30CH2DPPD

Hello there! We just answered a similar question below! In short, M-chip iMacs do have limitations, but you can still get around it with DisplayLink or even Silicon Image chipsets like our 107B-USB-HDMI. Depending on your setup, you may be better off with. USB video adapter rather than a full fledge docking station, especially if you don't need all of the ports and features a dock would provide for a desktop system.

Hello! USB-C ports that are data only should still support DisplayLink. The additional video capabilities are taken care of by the DisplayLink chipset on the docking station and not your alternate mode DisplayPort from your USB-C port.

Unfortunately, we do not make a device that simultaneously mirrors the mouse motion on two different computers.

iMacs do have some limitation with maximum displays. However, DisplayLink chipsets should work fine on iMacs but you would have to ask yourself if you require a full docking station (which are generally intended for laptops and usually include laptop charging) or a DisplayLink-powered USB adapter providing two video outputs. An example of a docking station providing dual displays (without the power delivery laptop charging feature) is the DK30A2DH while a USB adapter offering dual displays is the 109B-USBC-HDMI. There is some additional information in this blog: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/multi-monitor-m3-guide And feel free to contact our 24/5 support: You can call 1-800-265-1844. Live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

Hi there! Our docking stations are designed for high-performance users. Although we do not generally test with gaming applications, if your objective is to get a particular video resolution and refresh rate that out docking station supports (and that your monitor supports), there should be no reason why that wouldn't work. Ultimately, your laptop's hardware specifications would determine how well gaming applications work for you.

@@startech Thank you kındly. I already got your 4hdmi USB2 adapter and can't wait to try it. And this is hopefully next.

@@startech May I know what is the average display latency?

@@aegisrunestone5573 Any digital signalling will introduce a small amount of latency, and that any specific value will heavily depend on the connected display, graphics card, and cabling. Our tests show that no significant amount of latency was introduced by the docking station.

We've created a multi-monitor assistant guide that should show what the split screen software is capable of: sgcdn.startech.com/005329/media/sets/Multi-Monitor_Assistant_Software_User_Guide/Multi_Monitor_Assistant_SUG.pdf

Hi there! There is a Phillips screw at the bottom of each drive tray that would need to be removed in order to adjust the rubber drive holder.

@@startech thanks for the answer. You mean screws on the duplicator ? Can you show à video please ?

@@nemesedm.9622 0:21 of the video, you can see a Phillips screw on the bottom of each drive plate (near the bottom of the screen). Those screws would have to be removed for the plate to come off and the rubber holder to be adjusted.

@@startech okay thanks ;) We need just to remove the m2 plates or all the machine's plate ? Other question, are all hdd/ssd drives supported ? i can see hdd 2.5 sata, 3.5 sata, ssd2.5 sata, m2 nvme. Are the M2 sata also supported ? IDE to SATA adapters are included ? Or separated ?

@@startech okay, but can you show a video, to show the rubber adjustment please ?

USB-C ports that are data only should still support DisplayLink, as the video itself is not being outputted from your USB port's alt mode/DisplayPort capabilities but rather the dock or USB adapter that is running the DisplayLink chip.

Hi there! Yes, a telephone line is still required. This adapter turns a USB port into an RJ11 port, essentially allowing you to use it as a 56K fax/modem, but a POTS line is still required to plug into it to for it to communicate to the outside world.

Hello! Our hard drive duplicators perform a sector by sector copy, which means that the target drive must be the exact same size (down to the sector) or larger than the hard drive that is being copied. During a sector by sector copy, each individual sector is copied over to the target drive, regardless of whether or not any data is present. A 500 GB hard drive with 50 GB of data on it will take the same amount of time to copy as a 500 GB hard drive with 450 GB of data on it. We do carry other models that have LCD screens that provide additional settings such as File & System copy, or percentage copy but I would contact our support team to ensure you got the right product for your specific setup and use-case. 24/5 support team: You can call 1-800-265-1844. Live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

Hi there! It should be similar to what is viewed by the human eye but you should note that some cameras use different style lenses (i.e. fish-eye, narrow, etc.) and may affect the way the privacy screen is perceived on screen. Our privacy screen videos are all filmed by camera so should give a good representation on how they look on screen :)

The DisplayLink chipsets we use in our video adapters and docking stations are bandwidth driven. So for example, if our DisplayLink adapter or dock can achieve triple 4K 60hz, it should also be able to support triple 1080p 120hz. 2K could be supported at 120hz, but there are a few variables like bitrate, actual resolution (2560x1440 or 2048x1080, etc.), as that would be very close to capping out the provided bandwidth. I would suggest contacting our support team for help regarding finding the right product for your specific setup and output needs. You can call 1-800-265-1844 for our 24/5 support. Live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

Hello! These models use a 36W power adapter (12V 3A).

@@startech 12V / 3A. Thank you. Found a tossed out dual slot docking station, but no power supply nor USB cable! The USB cable I have, but maybe not a suitable power supply.

To connect three external displays through a single dock on a M3 Pro chip, while still using the laptop display, a great option to consider is this triple monitor model: www.startech.com/dk31c3hdpd

Additionally, please let me know if a keyboard or mouse connected to this KVM can wake up a Mac from clamshell mode?

This adapter works independently from your graphics cards displays so you shouldn't have any issues with that particular setup.

@@startech Great. Meaning I can have an extra.

As noted in this video and in our tech specs, this enclosure uses PCI Gen 3 at 8Gbps per SSD, which is another way of saying 1000MBps per drive. Considering several variables including system resources, drive health, etc., you should see values slightly below that.

The USB32HD4 / USBC2HD4 requires a connection to a computer with a video card (dedicated or integrated graphics) and a directly connected display to function. Note that this adapter is not designed for gaming and that it uses the internal video memory of the adapter card to provide HDMI displays and not your graphics card.

Hello! The USB-C port does not pass the DP alt-mode from the host PC, as this docking station uses DisplayLink video for its video outputs. If you do require additional video outputs, you can always look into our USB video adapters: www.startech.com/en-us/display-video-adapters Alternatively, there may be another model docking station that suites your specific needs. Feel free to contact our 24/5 support team for additional help: You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

Hello! Optical audio only has enough bandwidth to support uncompressed two channel audio (also known as lossless PCM, or LPCM). In order to send 5.1 (DD or DTS) or 7.1 (DTS) audio signals, the audio needs to be encoded into a compressed (lossy) signal. This requires three things: That the file or source disk being played has audio that is encoded in Dolby Digital or DTS. That the playback software supports bitstreaming the encoded signal (instead of decoding it in software). This may require downloading additional codecs (K-Lite Codec Pack is recommended). That the attach device (AV receiver) be able to decode the compressed DD or DTS signal. Playback software known to support bitstreaming are MPC (Media Player Classic), VLC Media Player, and Kodi. Feel free to contact our 24/5 support team for additional help: You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

Hello, the 132N-TB4USB4DOCK is not supported on Linux but feel free to contact our 24/5 support team to help find a solution for your specific setup. You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

M3 Pro directly supports up to 2 external displays M3 Max directly supports up to 4 external displays We have a guide for external display connectivity on those two specifically: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/m3-pro-m3-max-multi-monitor-displays-guide

For dual external displays + the laptop display, the DK30C2DPEP laptop dock is a great option: www.startech.com/DK30C2DPEP More specific information for M3 MacBook Air display connectivity is also available here: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/dual-displays-and-beyond-with-m3-macbook-air

This KVM docking station will behave in a way similar to what you described, disconnecting the monitors and USB devices, with a short delay when switching between laptop computers. Some stand-alone KVM switches feature USB Emulation technology which enables faster switching of a keyboard, video, and mouse compared to traditional KVMs: www.startech.com/p2dd46a2-kvm-switch Other models include EDID and HDCP signal emulation so monitors stay synced for faster switching times: www.startech.com/sv231dhu34k6

The 132N-TB4USB4DOCK and TB3CDK2DH docks have been tested to work seamlessly with a MacBook Pro with M3 Pro chip, including with dual external displays. For more information about recommended solutions: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/m3-pro-m3-max-multi-monitor-displays-guide

@@startech Will this work to allow a 2019 iMac to be a 2nd monitor to a MacBook Pro M3 Max?

A MacBook Pro with the entry level M3 chip (not M3 Pro or M3 Max chip), currently only supports a single external display. One way to enable additional displays is to use a DisplayLink-powered docking station or video adapter that requires driver installation on macOS. More information about this approach can be found here: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/multi-monitor-m3-guide

There should be no worry in using these for prolonged use-cases as these adapters are intended to be used with displays at 1080 60Hz. They have an aluminum chassis for passive cooling. Note, however, that these are not intended for gaming or CAD applications. They have a 3-year warranty as well.

@@startech Great. This is relieving. I might get two of these use with eight monitors. Have a nice day 😊

I have the M3 MBA and no, it appears it does NOT support two external monitors. It only works by mirroring the external monitor. I have the MacBook display (when open) and two external monitors mirroring the secondary display. When I close the laptop lid it still only gives ONE external display. It's a lie that Apple gives the M3 the ability to use two external displays independently of one another (not mirrored) in clamshell mode, in my experience. I've purchased and tried two different "hub" products that supposedly provide this functionality while allowing me to have other USB peripherals plugged in. It's false. They do not. I don't know about this $127 product this person is schlepping. I may have to try it because I need two monitors. I bought the M3 specifically for this purpose!

​@@20NewJourney23These docking station work, but are not the best solution for working at a department that has "flex spots", since they do need quite a setup.

@@revirdkcalb can you describe the "setup" required? Other than plugging it in, plugging in the HDMI and installing the drivers what else do I need to do?

@@20NewJourney23 That's what I meant with "quite the setup". So, not more than what you described. To me, that's already too much work. Cause I would have to do that everytime I enter or leave a flex room. And also plug the monitors back to the PC they "belong" to. So, a bit of a hassle.

Can confirm, I’m running two monitors with the lid closed. I have a Lenovo dock with one monitor connected and an usb c to hdmi in the second ports works fine with two external monitors.

Hi there! These adapters were designed for laptops/ultrabooks and were not designed for this type of application. Results will vary depending on the console as some gaming consoles require HDCP to be enabled to show certain content properly. Also, this adapter is capped at 1080p. If you require any additional support, feel free to contact our 24/5 support for further help. You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

@@startech thanks or the reply! I see that on the PS4 you can turn off HDCP so I think this won't be a problem.

We are sorry you are experiencing difficulty setting this product back up on your system. Assuming you are inserting this into a USB-A 5Gbps (or higher) port on your computer, is a plug-and-play product and should not require any additional setup. There is another video you can watch that shows this (ua-cam.com/video/ucJVtWoD3cA/v-deo.html). If you require any additional support, feel free to contact our 24/5 support for further help. You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

@@startech I use GIGABYTE B550I AORUS PRO AX Rev.1.x it's back panel has 1 x DisplayPort 2 x HDMI ports 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A port (red) 4 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports 1 x USB Type-C™ port, with USB 3.2 Gen 2 support 1 x Q-Flash Plus button 1 x RJ-45 port 2 x SMA antenna connectors (2T2R) 3 x audio jacks I dont remember which USB port I connected before, but now I connect to USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A port (red). I tried another USB port too.

Hello! As noted at 0:40, this adapter only supports Windows and Chrome OS. We carry several multi-monitor solutions supporting MacOS, including the DK31C4DPPD, which supports 4 displays ( www.startech.com/en-us/universal-laptop-docking-stations/dk31c4dppd ). If you require any additional support, feel free to contact our 24/5 support for further help. You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/for

Yes, the quad monitor DisplayLink dock (DK31C4DPPD) will work with the M3 Max MacBook Pro. However, for the best GPU-based video performance, please see the M3 Max--specific solution described here: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/m3-pro-m3-max-multi-monitor-displays-guide

I have a Lenovo docking station and I can connect 2 monitors , but they can only be duplicated they cannot be extended. Any tips on that ? Thank you

@@nestorcava4307 Unsure about the Lenovo docking station and what restrictions it may pose. Also it depends on what MacBook system you have as they also have their own restrictions for maximum video outputs. I would suggeset contacting our support team to try to better answer your question. You can call 1-800-265-1844. Use our live chat which can be found on our support page of our website here: www.startech.com/ Or email with this form startech.com/en-us/support/form

​@@startechI have a MacBook air M2 . as mentioned in my previous comment I can only get them to duplicate not extend. I also downloaded the monitor model drivers with no luck. I am at lost here . Thank you

@@nestorcava4307 I'm sorry you are having difficult with your setup. The MacBook Air M2 should in fact support extended screens through our docking stations with DisplayLink chipsets. UA-cam may not be the right forum for back and forth communication, but I would suggest you contact our free 24/5 support team to help you out. As noted in the previous post, you can contact at the following: Phone: 1-800-265-1844. Live chat (support page): www.startech.com/ E-mail: startech.com/en-us/support/form

Yes, both Thunderbolt and DisplayLink-based solutions will work with a M3 Max MacBook Pro system, but for the best GPU-based performance on that model specifically, please check out the quad monitor solution described in this blog post: www.startech.com/en-us/blog/m3-pro-m3-max-multi-monitor-displays-guide

If it is a USB-based external drive, none of our laptop docks or hubs would allow it to be accessed by two computers simultaneously. For the KVM dock in this video specifically, any USB peripherals plugged into the dock will toggle between the computers when switched.