User manual TARGUS UNIVERSAL LAPTOP DOCKING STATION

[. . . ] Installing the docking station driver enables your operating system to recognize it and its ports once it's connected. If setup does not begin automatically, click Start, Run, and enter D:\ACP45_setup. [. . . ] see "Targus Always On" and "Using USB Devices That Require More Power" for more details. The other USB ports (one on the side and the other on the back next to the Ethernet port) are ports that provide the standard 500 mA of power. 3 To enable your headphones or speakers, you must first choose USB PnP Sound Device in the Properties Settings. Under Sound Playback, change Preferred Device to USB PnP Sound Device from the drop down list. Under Sound Playback, change Preferred Device to USB PnP Sound Device from the drop down list. This can be done by opening the USB 3D Sound Configuration applet located in your system tray (click on the USB icon to open up the Configuration Screen). 4 Plug your optical cable (not included) into the S/PDIF-Out port of docking station on one end, and the S/PDIF-In port of Digital Decoder or Speaker on the other end. When your computer is in suspend mode, the docking station also enters suspend mode to avoid power consumption. The two USB ports that provide up to 1 Amp of power will continue providing power even when the laptop is powered down or disconnected from the docking station. This allows you to charge any USB device you connect to these ports without powering your laptop. Using USB Devices That Require More power Some devices, which use large amounts of power, such as printers and optical drives, should be plugged into the High Power USB Ports. These ports will provide up to 1000 mA of power - double the power of a standard USB ports. [. . . ] From the Device Manager window, expand the following: · When attaching a modem to the serial (RS232) port, verify that the port assigned to your modem is Serial USB (COMx), where x is the number of the COM port. If the operating system does not detect automatically that your modem is assigned to Serial USB (COMx), run the Hardware Wizard again and choose Select from the list instead of Autodetect. [. . . ]