VT2000 USB-C Docking Station - Multi Display MST Dock

No drivers required

No, the VT2000 will only connect to systems with a USB-C port and does not include a USB-C to USB-A cable/adapter.

No, the VT2000 will require a direct USB-C connection.

Yes, the VT2000 is compatible with laptops featuring a Thunderbolt™ 3 or Thunderbolt™ 4 USB-C port.

The VT2000 does not require a power supply to operate and will draw from the laptop’s USB-C port.

When using USB-C power delivery from the VT2000 connect all peripherals and displays to the dock then connect it to your system. Once the dock is recognized and running then connect your USB-C power supply.

The VT2000 does not require a power supply to operate and will draw from the laptop’s USB-C port.

The VT2000 does not include a power supply and is not required for operation. It will operate solely on the power provided from the laptop’s USB-C port.

If attaching a Third-Party USB-C power supply to the power pass-through port on the docking station, it may be providing less power than the proprietary power supply. If your computer remains charging but received this message it is trickle charging. This may mean it is providing enough power to diminish the speed at which the battery is used, or it is charging at a slower pace than normal.

The display arrangement can be adjusted in your operating system’s Display Settings.

Windows will preset identifiers to the attached displays. If they match the physical orientation this identifier does not interfere with the arrangement.

1) Ensure the displays are not set to Disconnect by default in Windows Display Settings.
2) If the cables connecting the docking station to monitors are making signal type translations, please use active type adapters/cables.

The VT2000 is only capable of outputting a signal to 3 displays at any given time. In order to achieve all 3 external displays, make sure to disable your laptop screen before enabling the 3rd display. If you are unable to disable the laptop screen, make sure to set one of your external monitors as the default display.

Power and Sleep Settings > Additional Power Settings > Choose what closing the lid does > Do Nothing (On battery and/or Plugged in)

System Preferences > Energy Saver > Slider set to Never

Yes, if your laptop has a proprietary USB-C charger or a third-party charger is available these can be used to provide power through the docking station to the laptop. Please note, the VT2000 is only capable of providing a maximum of 100W of power pass-through.

No, the VT2000 will operate without a power supply drawing all necessary power from the attached laptop’s USB-C port.

Power Delivery implies the docking station is both powered and providing power to the attached laptop while Power Passthrough implies the docking station does not require a power supply to operate but can pass through power from a third-party power supply.

 No, the VT2000 operates utilizing USB-C with DisplayPort (DP Alt Mode).

Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, macOS

Yes, however, please use an active adapter when making signal type translations.

Yes, the VT2000 is compatible with Apple M1 chipset macOS systems. However, display configurations are limited to a single extended while secondary and tertiary displays are cloned.

Yes, however, please use an active adapter when making signal type translations.

Yes, the VT2000 will operate once attached to the host system. This device does not require a driver installation.

Yes, however, this requires DP Alt Mode HBR3 DP 1.3 support with support for MST.

Yes, the USB-C power pass-through port is for third-party USB-C power supplies to provide laptop charging.

No, the VT2000 does not support ultrawide resolutions.

No, the VT2000 does not support this DisplayPort feature.