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Plugable Universal Dual Monitor Docking Station, TAA Compliant - UD-3900
Plugable Universal Dual Monitor Docking Station, TAA Compliant - UD-3900
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$66.97 USD
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$99.95 USD
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$66.97 USD
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The TAA-compliant Plugable UD-3900 docking station is designed to expand your laptop or desktop’s capabilities by connecting up to ten accessories through a single cable. Whether you’re working with a Windows, Mac, or Chromebook system, the UD-3900 offers a convenient way to connect multiple displays, peripherals, and network access in one hub. It features two HDMI video output ports, to support dual HDMI displays. This setup allows you to mirror or extend your desktop with resolutions up to 1920×1200 @ 60Hz for dual displays, or up to 2560×1440 @ 50Hz on a single native HDMI display. Please note that 4K resolution is not supported.
The UD-3900 has two built-in HDMI video outputs and does not have a DVI or VGA video output. No DVI to VGA converter, HDMI to DVI cable, HDMI to VGA cable, or other video adapter is included. To connect a DVI display, use an HDMI to DVI cable sold separately. To connect a VGA display, use a Plugable HDMI to VGA video cable sold separately.
In addition to video outputs, the UD-3900 provides a wired Gigabit Ethernet port with full-duplex support, audio input and output jacks, two USB 3.0 ports for high-speed devices, and four USB 2.0 ports for peripherals like keyboards and mice. The dock is powered by a robust 20W UL-certified power supply to ensure reliable performance for connected devices, though it does not provide charging to the host laptop. Users should keep their laptop charger connected if charging is required.
Compatibility is broad but requires specific setup steps for certain systems. Windows 11 and 10 support plug and play driver installation via Windows Update, while macOS 14 or later requires a manual DisplayLink driver installation, with instructions provided. ChromeOS 100 or later works without additional setup. The dock is not compatible with Linux/Unix systems, DisplayPort outputs, or mixed USB graphics chipsets. HDCP-protected content, such as Blu-ray playback, is not supported, and this dock is not intended for gaming or other graphics-intensive applications.
For best results, use the UD-3900 for web browsing, office work, and productivity applications. If you encounter issues such as the dock not powering on or stopping after a short period, try the following steps: confirm the power adapter is securely connected to both the dock and a working outlet, check the power indicator light, reseat all cable connections, update your DisplayLink drivers from Plugable.com, and, if possible, test with another computer. These quick checks resolve most issues, but our U.S.-based support team is ready to help if you need further assistance
In the Box, you will find a UD-3900 docking station, a hybrid USB 3.0 and USB-C cable, a 20W UL-certified power adapter with an AC wall plug, and a quick install guideNo display cables, DVI to VGA converters, or other video adapters are included.
The UD-3900 has two built-in HDMI video outputs and does not have a DVI or VGA video output. No DVI to VGA converter, HDMI to DVI cable, HDMI to VGA cable, or other video adapter is included. To connect a DVI display, use an HDMI to DVI cable sold separately. To connect a VGA display, use a Plugable HDMI to VGA video cable sold separately.
In addition to video outputs, the UD-3900 provides a wired Gigabit Ethernet port with full-duplex support, audio input and output jacks, two USB 3.0 ports for high-speed devices, and four USB 2.0 ports for peripherals like keyboards and mice. The dock is powered by a robust 20W UL-certified power supply to ensure reliable performance for connected devices, though it does not provide charging to the host laptop. Users should keep their laptop charger connected if charging is required.
Compatibility is broad but requires specific setup steps for certain systems. Windows 11 and 10 support plug and play driver installation via Windows Update, while macOS 14 or later requires a manual DisplayLink driver installation, with instructions provided. ChromeOS 100 or later works without additional setup. The dock is not compatible with Linux/Unix systems, DisplayPort outputs, or mixed USB graphics chipsets. HDCP-protected content, such as Blu-ray playback, is not supported, and this dock is not intended for gaming or other graphics-intensive applications.
For best results, use the UD-3900 for web browsing, office work, and productivity applications. If you encounter issues such as the dock not powering on or stopping after a short period, try the following steps: confirm the power adapter is securely connected to both the dock and a working outlet, check the power indicator light, reseat all cable connections, update your DisplayLink drivers from Plugable.com, and, if possible, test with another computer. These quick checks resolve most issues, but our U.S.-based support team is ready to help if you need further assistance
In the Box, you will find a UD-3900 docking station, a hybrid USB 3.0 and USB-C cable, a 20W UL-certified power adapter with an AC wall plug, and a quick install guideNo display cables, DVI to VGA converters, or other video adapters are included.
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