Does the docking station support DVI-d?
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The port is a DVI-I port so if you have a DIV-d cable (typically for an LCD monitor) it should still work because DVI-I puts out both digital and analog signals and the DVI-d will just pick up the digital signal.
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It has a DVI-I dual link port (24 pin + 5 pin female connector), and an HDMI port (19 pin female). I believe that means that it does both DVI-D and DVI-A.
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I would call Anker directly. I called them before I purchased mine to ensure it supported what I needed and they are extremely helpful. I use mine with a Lenovo ThinkPad and it works great!
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This docking station has a DVI-I port and it supports DVI-D and DVI-A connections.
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No. It just includes DVI-DSub connector, Drivers, and some power connectors
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No. Only 1x VGA port. There are other models that do support DVI and VGA. But, as I found, not this model.
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I connected mine with dual-link DVI cable and it works fine. To get the high resolution it does need to be dual-link. You can tell if it by looking to see if it has pins in all 24 locations. Regular DVI will not support the high resolution. You can also use HDMI. It depends on the monitor and the graphics card what it supports. Hope this helps.
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Tom - you'd have to connect each PC to BOTH ports, a DVI and VGA. For example, my Dell laptop docking stations all have both DVI and VGA outputs, so I can switch back and forth between my two laptops and each gets both monitors. Pretty sure that if you just connect the DVI jack to your computer you will only have one monitor, not two.
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It may depend on what kind of graphics card you have. I had a ThinkPad laptop with miniDP port and I tried to connect to a DVI monitor using this device and I could not find a way to show anything on my monitor and I was using Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
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It comes with three cords the power cord, vga cord, and dvi cord and it will work with your dvi-d cord hope this helps.
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Yes, you can. You would need an Active DisplayPort Adapter, which is usually around $85+. You would plug the DVI-D into the Active DisplayPort Adapter, then the DisplayPort into the docking station, along with the USB directly into the laptop's USB port or the docking station, and then the USB to USB cable from the laptop or docking station into the Active DisplayPort Adapter to supply additional power (or else your frames will occasionally drop). Then you'll be good to go.I use my work laptop, which is a Dell E6430s and a docking station, with this monitor when working at home.
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DVI video port gives you digital signal capable of 2560x1200 or higher resolution. What else HD do you need? HDMI? Most likely you can use DVI-&gt;HDMI dongle
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Yes. Use a Standard DVI cable which most new laptops support or you will have to buy a converter.
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The unit supports dual link Dvi which means only a DVI connector will mate. You can use a converter however to go from dvi to VGA. But if you do not have a need for a dual link Dvi, you can get a different model that supports normal single link dvi. My 2556 Dell monitor needed the dual link, but I also needed a high res grhics card as well.
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I have a Dell laptop and docking station. The monitor is connected directly to the docking station so I can take my laptop without having to unhook printer, scanner, monitor etc.
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Yes, it does. I use it on my work. You can use either Dell's standard (at the bottom) or the display port.
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Sadly, no. It's the one feature this docking station does not seem to have. I wish it did. Other than missing this capability, it's great!
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Hi Zod,Yep, it does. I just plugged the DVI port into one monitor and the HDMI into another and my desktop is extended beautifully across both.It seems to default to the DVI as the primary.Hope that helps.
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As longs your docking station has DVI output port and USB port, it should work.
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There is no docking station if that is what you are looking for. Hope this helps.