Minisopuru Upgrade Minisopuru DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Monitor with 140W Power Adapter

Minisopuru Upgrade Minisopuru DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Monitor with 140W Power Adapter|MD6950D

Name: Minisopuru Upgrade Minisopuru DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Monitor with 140W Power Adapter|MD6950D
Brand: minisopuru
SKU: MD6950D-EU
Price: 215.95 EUR
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Model Number: MD6950D

All ports on Upgraded Minisopuru DisplayLink Docking Station MD6950D:
Video output port:
Display 1：HDMI or DP
Display 2：HDMI or DP
Display 3：HDMI
(Please note that Display 1/2 HDMI and DP, you can only choose one of the two)
Other ports:
1 indicator light.
1 on/off button.
1 3.5mm headphone jack.
1 SD card slot.
1 TF card slot.

3 USB-A 3.0 ports (two of which only support 5Gbps data transmission, one supports 5Gbps data transmission and 7.5w downlink charging).
2 USB-C 10Gbps ports (supports 10Gbps data transmission, and 1x45w or 2x22w downstream charging).
1 Gigabit Ethernet: Supports network connections up to 1000Mbps.
One USB-C To Host: used to connect to a computer and supports 85w upstream charging.
1 x 140w DC power input port: used to power the MD6950D and charge/power other connected devices.

Displaylink Docking Station FAQ

Displaylink Driver

How to uninstall Displaylink software on MacBook

Please refer to: Link ←

To uninstall Displaylink software on MacBook, you can follow these steps:

1. Open Finder and click on the "Applications" folder.

2. Find the Displaylink driver and drag it to the Trash or double click the Displaylink uninstaller to uninstall the software.

3. Empty the Trash by right-clicking on the Trash icon in the Dock and selecting "Empty Trash."

4. Restart your MacBook.

Why can't I use Displaylink technology-based devices in an enterprise environment and cannot install Displaylink drivers

Please refer to: Link ←

After upgrading to a newer version of the DisplayLink Manager, my monitors are not functioning properly on macOS. How can I resolve this issue?

Please refer to: Link ←

To resolve this issue, you need to manually start the new version of the DisplayLink Manager Graphics Connectivity App by double-clicking on the app's icon in the 'Applications' folder within the macOS Finder. This will restart the app and enable any monitors connected to a DisplayLink Docking Station to start working again.

I tried to install the DisplayLink Manager Application on my Mac, but encountered an 'Unexpected Error' during the process. What steps can I take to resolve this issue?

Please refer to: Link ←

After upgrading to a newer version of the DisplayLink Manager, my monitors are not working properly within macOS. What could be the reason for this issue?

Please refer to: Link ←

Please restart the DisplayLink Manager.

How to solve the problem that Macbook M1/M2 cannot recognize DS808 DisplayLink Docking Station?

Please refer to: Link ←

Mac OS system version and Displaylink driver newest version guidance document! DS808

Please refer to: Link ←

Important Information on macOS 10.13.4 - 10.13.6 (Displaylink Minisopuru DS808).

Please refer to: Link ←

INFORMATION ABOUT MACOS 10.15 (Displaylink Minisopuru DS808).

Please refer to: Link ←

Solutions DisplayLink to common problems with Mac OS Ventura (DS808)?

Please refer to: Link ←

Troubleshooting

Why does the Display 1 on my Displaylink Docking Station (Model: DS808) fails to display images, but Display 2 and Display 3 can work properly? How to solve it?

Please refer to: Link ←

If I add a DisplayLink Dock Station or a graphics adapter to my system, will it prevent the system's built-in video output from working?

Please refer to: Link ←

No, the presence of a DisplayLink device on the system will not prevent the use of any of the system's built-in video outputs.

How to solve the issue macOS login failure, or WindowServer error when using DisplayLink controlled external displays

Please refer to: Link ←

How to prevent login flashing loop on macOS Ventura 13.

Please refer to: Link ←

Why does my mouse (or drag files or folders) freeze or appear to be blocked when moving between different screens? (when using DS808 or DS806 to connect multiple screens) and how to solve it.

Please refer to: Link ←

Intermittent display blanking, flickering, or loss of video signal.

Please refer to: Link ←

How to continue to use DS808 and monitor to work with MacBook M1/M2 after closing the lid?

Please refer to: Link ←

My DisplayLink device does not work at all when connecting on macOS X

Please refer to: Link ←

Software Setting

How to rotate a monitor on a Mac after it is connected to our Displaylink DS808

Please refer to: Link ←

How to find our Displaylink Docking Station in the USB Device Tree of your Mac?

Apple Icon-About This Mac-More Info-System Report-USB-USB Display

Please refer to: Link ←

Notifications do not work properly when I connect the Displaylink Docking Station output image(s) to external monitor(s), how to solve it?

Please refer to: Link ←

Steps To Prevent Your Mac From Sleeping Automatically for MacOS Big Sur

Please refer to: Link ←

Steps To Prevent Your Mac From Sleeping Automatically for MacOS Ventura

Please refer to: Link ←

When monitors are connected to the Mac via a Displaylink technology-based product, do monitors support adjustment to portrait mode?

Please refer to: Link ←

Yes. When you connect our Displaylink product correctly and successfully install the Displaylink driver, the screen display angle of all monitors connected to your Mac through the Dock can be adjusted.

When I close the lid of the laptop, the monitors and laptop turn off or sleep while I am using the Docking Station on Windows, how can I resolve this?

Please refer to: Link ←

Why applications that use OpenGL, such as Google Sketchup or Google Earth, do not work as expected when connected to a DisplayLink Docking Station and can it be solved?

Please refer to: Link ←

When external monitors are connected to the Displaylink Docking Station, I want to change the monitor's resolution. How should I do this?

Please refer to: Link ←

Color, Brightness, Night Shift

About the "Night Shift" Setting for Displaylink Docking Station

Please refer to: Link ←

Why won't Windows's "Display Color Calibration" tool work on monitors connected to DisplayLink Docking Station?

Please refer to: Link ←

The DisplayLink driver does not support color calibration functionality. But most monitors have built-in controls that can be used to adjust the characteristics of the display, though we understand that this may not be the best solution in all cases. A dedicated graphics card is recommended for environments that necessitate near-perfect color reproduction and display calibration capabilities via software.

Can I adjust the brightness of a monitor connected to a DisplayLink dock through the Windows Display Settings application?

Please refer to: Link ←

Windows cannot adjust the brightness of a monitor connected to DisplayLink Docking Station. Therefore, we recommend using the monitor's internal on-screen menu options to adjust the monitor's brightness.

Can color adjustment be done through the host operating system on my DisplayLink Docking Station?

Please refer to: Link ←

WIFI, Network, USB, Audio

What is Radio Frequency (RF) Interference And How To Mitigate it?

Please refer to: Link ←

Why is my audio device not working on the dock?

Why Is My WiFi Not Performing As Expected And How To Solve It?

Please refer to: Link ←

How to Troubleshoot No Sound from Analog Audio Output Jack in DisplayLink Docking Station When Headphones or Speakers are Connected?

Please refer to: Link ←

To resolve the issue, the first step is to ensure that the default audio playback device in Windows is set to 'Displaylink Audio'. To check and modify this setting, simply click on the small 'speaker' icon located in the taskbar at the bottom right-hand corner of your desktop (next to the date and time).

Upon clicking the speaker icon, a small window will appear displaying the current default audio playback device. If multiple audio options are available, click on the upward facing arrow on the right-hand side of the list to view all available choices.

Select the 'Displaylink Audio' option from the list of choices and set it as the default audio playback device.

When I plug a 3.5mm headset into the Displaylink Docking Station when using MacOS, the headset cannot output sound. How to solve it?

Please refer to: Link ←

When I plug a 3.5mm headset into the Displaylink Docking Station when using Windows, the headset cannot output sound. How to solve it?

Please refer to: Link ←

How to fix the audio output from the DisplayLink Docking Station is not working as expected on macOS 12 Monterey.

Please refer to: Link ←

Charging

How to solve the problem of not charging the DS808/MD6950D DisplayLink Docking Station?

Please refer to: Link ←

What should I do if I don’t want to charge my laptop when using our Docking Station

Please refer to: Link ←

Video

Why Can‘t I Watch Copy-Protected or Encrypted Video Content While Using My DisplayLink Station?

Please refer to: Link ←

Compatibility

Can I Use Touchscreens With Docking Stations Based on DisplayLink?

Please refer to: Link ←

Touchscreens that do not require drivers and use the host operating system's built-in USB Human Interface Driver (HID) to register touch input can work with our products. However, due to the complexities of multi-monitor touchscreen setups, we do not provide support for doing so.

Using a DisplayLink Docking Station with a KVM Switch: Is it Possible?

Please refer to: Link ←

Is it possible for Docking Stations that use Silicon Motion and DisplayLink technologies to function simultaneously?

Please refer to: Link ←

Sure, It is possible to use both Silicon Motion and DisplayLink-based USB graphics solutions simultaneously on a single computer, provided that the software drivers for both products are connected correctly and their own driver are installed successfully.

Are powerline network adapters supported with Ethernet ports on DisplayLink Docking Station？

Please refer to: Link ←

Due to technical limitations of Displaylink, the ethernet port on our DisplayLink Docking Stations doesn't support powerline network adapters.

Why can't I manage the monitors connected to my DisplayLink Docking Station or graphics adapter using my Intel, NVIDIA, or AMD/ATI graphics utility?

Please refer to: Link ←

Can our DisplayLink products be used with ChromeOS?

Please refer to: Link ←

DisplayLink products are compatible with ChromeOS.

Other questions during product use

Refresh rate, CPU usage and memory usage questions when using our Displaylink Docking Station

Please refer to: Link ←

My Docking Station will heat up during use, is this normal ?

Please refer to: Link ←

My package is missing a component such as the power adapter, USB Cable, or other adapters, what should I do?

Please refer to: Link ←

If your package is missing one or more of the items that should be included with your order (included items are listed on a chart on the side of the box), start by double-checking if the part is still in the packaging. Small items can occasionally get stuck in the corners under the main insert in the box.

If you are still unable to find the missing part, please reach out to support@minisopuru.com with the following information:

1. Amazon Order Number or Our Official Website Order Number (or other proof of purchase).

2. A description of the missing parts.

3. Your shipping details. (Including address, name, and phone number)

If I connect a high refresh rate Monitor (e.g. 120Hz, 144Hz) to a Displaylink Docking Station, can it still support a High refresh rate?

Please refer to: Link ←

Almost all our Displaylink Docking Stations do not officially support monitors over 60Hz including 120Hz or 144Hz refresh rate unless otherwise specified on the product page or listing.

If I require a longer USB cable for my DisplayLink docking station, can I purchase one separately? If yes, what type of cable should I look for?

Please refer to: Link ←

We will include a 3-foot USB C-C cable, but if you feel that this cable is not long enough for your needs, you can purchase a longer cable up to 6 feet separately. (Due to potential performance issues, we do not recommend using cables longer than 6 feet)

An example of a six-foot USB C-C cable is as follows:Link

Please note that when purchasing, you need to confirm that the cable supports data transmission, charging and video output. to ensure that the Dock works properly.

Why does my Windows laptop not boot properly when docked, and how can I fix it?

Please refer to: Link ←

Powerful 140W Power Adapter Included

This triple display docking station comes with a 140W power adapter without an additional power adapter, directly provides up to 85W fast charging for your laptop, and simultaneously can use the USB-C port on the front of the docking station to provide up to 45W charging for your phone and iPad.

Unlock 4K Triple/Dual Different Display

The Display Link docking stations with 3x HDMI and 2x DisplayPort By installing the DisplayLink driver: 2x 4K DisplayPort(DisplayLink Driver), 2x 4K HDMI (DisplayLink Driver), 1x HDMI Alt Mode(Display3).

★Note: Must install the DisplayLink driver on your laptop to ensure proper all media display functionality.

Widely Compatibility of Displaylink Dock

The USB C docking station is compatible with Thunderbolt 4/3, MacBook M1 M2, Windows, Chrome OS, Ubuntu, etc full-featured USB-C laptops and Android.

In addition, you can choose the USB-C PD port (Max 100W) of the laptop dock to charge your laptop.

Super-speed Data Transfer Experience

The docking station 3 monitors feature 3x USB A 3.2Gen1 and 2x Type-C ports, also charge your external devices at the same time. The 3-monitor docking station is also equipped with a TF/SD card slot.

Minisopuru Upgrade DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Display

Minisopuru DisplayLink Dock Unlock Triple Different Displays for MacOS & Windows

How to Download and Install Displaylink Driver?

FAQ

Why can't I display multiple monitors after installing the driver on my MacBook m1?

A1:Please follow these steps: Privacy & Security > Screen Recording > Allow "DisplayLink manager" to connect. Or refer to the installation video on the details page for operation. If not solved, please contact Minisopuru.

Why doesn't my HDMI Alt Mode (Display3) display?

A2: If you connect a laptop with the USB-C port, please make sure it is a full-featured USB-C port(with data, video output, and charging functions port),eg:Thunderbolt 3/4,USB4. If you connect a laptop with a USB-A port, NOTE: HDMI3 will not work.

Q3: Why doesn't netflix work? I have the 2023 macbook air 13 inch m2 and i'm using 2 LG 32" 4k monitors.

A3: Please note: The DisplayLink docking station cannot play HDCP content(eg: some Netflix and YouTube paid content). When playing HDCP content, the video may not be played, the screen may turn black, and problems.

Q4 : Can the dock work with the laptop lid closed?

A4:Sure, please go to setting preferences: Battery/Displays - turn on "Prevent computer from sleeping automatically when the display is off". If you do not enable this setting, the DisplayLink Dock will not work with the lid closed.

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Minisopuru Upgrade Minisopuru DisplayLink Docking Station Triple Monitor with 140W Power Adapter|MD6950D

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Windows

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Displaylink Docking Station FAQ

Displaylink Driver

Troubleshooting

Software Setting

Color, Brightness, Night Shift

WIFI, Network, USB, Audio

Charging

Video

Compatibility