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How To: Connect an HDMI Display, 11 How To: Connect an RJ45 Ethernet LAN

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7.10 How To: Connect an HDMI Display Connect an HDMI Display To insert the cable, simply lines it up with the HDMI port on the HDMI port on the docking station and press it into the port. It will click lightly into place when it is inserted properly. Use the operating systems display properties to then get an image on the HDMI Output port. Disconnect an HDMI Display To remove the cable simply grab the head of the cable and gently pull out of the GRFN, ensuring that the port is no longer active with a display output. DO NOT pull by the cable itself is this can damage the HDMI cable or the cables connector head as well as the HDMI port. Booktop M1305 SERIES USER'S MANUAL 7.11 How To: Connect an RJ45 Ethernet LAN The docking station features an RJ45 Ethernet port with an integrated LAN controller capable of operational speeds of 10Mbps, 100Mbps or Gigabit (1000Mbps) - When active it will override the port on connected notebooks. English Ethernet LAN Connection The built-in LAN controller defaults to Auto Discovery when any LAN cable is connected and will be able to operate on a Peer 2 Peer basis. If the Notebook will be part of a domain, the controller and 45 system can. And will need to be, configured to connect to a domain network. This will need to be done by the network administrator. The connection speed will also be determined by the cable used and the network hardware that you connect to. For Gigabit (1000Base-T) a CAT5E (Category 5E) Cable is required For 100Mbps (100BASE-T) a CAT5 (Category 5) Cable is required To connect to a LAN, simply take the cable and align it, contacts facing down, and push it into the RJ45 LAN port until it clicks into place. To disconnect, simply push the clip arm down and pull the cable out of the port to remove it.

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Booktop M1305 SERIES USER’S MANUAL
7.10 How To: Connect an HDMI Display
Connect an HDMI Display
To insert the cable, simply lines it up with the HDMI port on the
HDMI port on the docking station and press it into the port. It will
click lightly into place when it is inserted properly. Use the operating
systems display properties to then get an image on the HDMI
Output port.
Disconnect an HDMI Display
To remove the cable simply grab the head of the cable and gently
pull out of the GRFN, ensuring that the port is no longer active with
a display output. DO NOT pull by the cable itself is this can damage
the HDMI cable or the cables connector head as well as the HDMI
port.
7.11 How To: Connect an RJ45 Ethernet LAN
The docking station features an RJ45 Ethernet port with an
integrated LAN controller capable of operational speeds of 10Mbps,
100Mbps or Gigabit (1000Mbps) – When active it will override the
port on connected notebooks.
Ethernet LAN Connection
The built-in LAN controller defaults to Auto Discovery when any LAN
cable is connected and will be able to operate on a Peer 2 Peer
basis. If the Notebook will be part of a domain, the controller and
system can. And will need to be, con
fi
gured to connect to a domain
network. This will need to be done by the network administrator.
The connection speed will also be determined by the cable used
and the network hardware that you connect to.
For Gigabit (1000Base-T) a CAT5E (Category 5E) Cable is required
For 100Mbps (100BASE-T) a CAT5 (Category 5) Cable is required
To connect to a LAN, simply take the cable and align it, contacts
facing down, and push it into the RJ45 LAN port until it clicks into
place.
To disconnect, simply push the clip arm down and pull the cable out
of the port to remove it.