Toshiba PA3686U-1SET dynadock wireless User Manual - Page 60
Power, Troubleshooting and Support - u universal usb docking station
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60 Troubleshooting and Support Troubleshooting NOTE Due to USB bandwidth limitations, you may notice performance issues if you are performing several resource-intensive tasks simultaneously (such as playing audio over more than two channels while simultaneously recording audio, transferring large files and using a high-definition web camera). This type of activity is common when running instant messaging applications. In such situations, the screen may go black or become unresponsive or there may be no sound from the connected audio device. To avoid these performance limitations, use two-channel audio output and/or connect fewer devices at a time. Power Problem(s) Solution(s) What is the button on the top It is used to stop any devices connected to the dynadock™ so of the dynadock™ used for? that the dynadock™ can be safely disconnected from your Is it a power button? computer. It is not a power button. Docked computer will not The dynadock™ does not power the computer. Use the AC turn on (your computer's AC adaptor that came with your computer to power your computer. power light does not turn on). Why doesn't the dynadock™ charge the computer's battery and power the computer like a port replicator? The dynadock™ is a universal docking station that connects to the computer via USB. USB provides only 500mA of electric current, which is not enough to power a computer or charge its battery. The dynadock™ does not turn on (the dynadock's power light does not turn on). Check the connections. Make sure the AC adaptor and power cord/cable that came with the dynadock™ is firmly connected to the dynadock™ and a live electrical outlet. Check the condition of the AC adaptor, power cord/cable, and plug prongs. If they are damaged, replace the adaptor and power cord/cable. Disconnect and reconnect the AC adaptor.