UD-ULTCDL Port Layout – Click to Enlarge For those who have been asking for a charging dock with DisplayPort connectivity or additional 4K support, check out our UD-ULTC4K 4K Triple Display Docking Station. For more info. USB 3.1 Type-C is set to revolutionize connectivity. We’ve designed our USB-C Triple Display Docking Station to showcase what this new standard is capable of with flexibility and scalability in mind.

More features, less compromise. Utilizing cutting edge USB 3.1 technologies in conjunction with the tried and tested features of our best-selling UD-3900 docking station, the Plugable UD-ULTCDL Triple Display Docking Station provides up to three additional display outputs via a combination of USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode (“Alt Mode”) and DisplayLink USB graphics. The dock provides up to 60W of power via USB-C Power Delivery (“PD”) standard to charge your host computer while adding Gigabit Ethernet, audio input/output, and expanded USB device connectivity with 4 USB 3.0 Type-A ports and a single USB 3.0 USB-C port. All through a single USB-C cable. The UD-ULTCDL (nicknamed our “Ultimate” docking station) is the first device of its kind to combine these three powerful, unique, and complementary technologies to unleash the potential of your computer. • Windows and Mac users can.

CalDigit's TS3 is a powerful Thunderbolt 3 dock that has everything you could ever want in a MacBook Pro hub, and then some. It features three USB-A ports (two of which are eSATA ports), two USB-C ports a DisplayPort port, and an HDMI port.

Only macOS High Sierra 10.13.3 and earlier versions are supported (10.11.x – 10.13.3). The upcoming update to macOS 10.13.4 will permanently disable the “2K” HDMI and DVI outputs. Windows drivers can also be installed by Windows Update (with existing Internet connection).

• DisplayLink-attached displays do function in macOS, but with reduced performance compared to Windows systems on the 2nd and 3rd attached displays (“2K” HDMI and DVI outputs). • Updated USB 3.0/3.1 host controller drivers and graphics drivers suggested for best performance and compatibility. System Compatibility Fully Compatible Systems ( Alt Mode, PD, and DisplayLink) USB-C is a new standard with much versatility. As a result, compatibility information is complex. Some USB-C systems support Alt Mode video output, while others do not.

Some can be powered and charged via USB-C PD, while others do not. For a list of known systems see the below compatibility chart: Partially Compatible Systems ( Supporting Alt Mode, PD, or DisplayLink, but not all) Many current USB-C systems which do support Alt Mode video output do not support charging via USB-C. Systems such as this will output video from the dock, but will still need their proprietary OEM chargers.

Conversely, while some USB-C phones and tablets may accept charging via PD, most do not support Alt Mode video output. Incompatible Systems • Not compatible with potential future ARM-based Windows RT/Surface RT systems. • No Android phones or tablets currently support Alt Mode video output. • ASMedia USB 3.1 controllers as they do not support Alt Mode video output.

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• Cannot be mixed with non-DisplayLink USB graphics adapters and drivers (e.g. MCT, j5, or SMSC).

Legacy System Support (Non USB-C) The UD-ULTCDL relies upon new functionality introduced with USB 3.1 and as such is not recommended with USB 3.0/2.0 legacy systems. If you have a legacy USB-A (3.0) system we would recommend our UD-3900, UD-5900, or UD-6950 instead. If attached to a legacy USB 3.0 system using a USB 3.1 rated Type-C to Type-A adapter cable, the dock will have limited functionality and is why we market this dock as incompatible with legacy systems.