VT7000 Triple Display 4K USB 3.0 / USB-C Docking Station with 100W Power Delivery

Download the latest drivers from: DisplayLink.com

VT7000 Series Manual (Size: 509 KB)

1) Power delivery is only available when connected via USB-C and the VT7000 provides a maximum of 100W of power delivery. Laptops must support Power Delivery over USB-C. Please check the computer manufacturer’s power supply recommended wattage and compatibility requirements.

2) The VT7000 will not provide power delivery if attaching to a system via USB-A 3.0. Additionally, the computer must support Power Delivery over USB-C.  

Some laptops require additional power beyond the 100W the VT7000 delivers. Your system will still charge at a lower rate, but the battery may not charge as fast, or it might drain if you are utilizing more power than 100W. We recommend connecting your laptop to the original power supply if your system requires more than 100W to operate.

No, the dock will only require the use of a single cable to the laptop to function. Power Delivery and USB-C DP Alt Mode features are not available if connected to the laptop via the USB-A Cable.

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. 

Although the VT7000 has 5x display outputs, only 3 displays are supported. Each display output from the dock is clearly marked, please pick one display from each group.
Display 1 (DisplayLink)
Display 2 (DisplayLink)
Display 3 (DP Alt Mode)

Please install the latest DisplayLink drivers from this link: https://www.displaylink.com/downloads. Make sure all cables are connected to the Dock and that the dock is powered on. Ensure the displays in the Display Settings arrangement are not set to Disconnect by default.

Please follow the DisplayLink instructions for adjusting security preferences on MacOS here: https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/1188004-macos-10-13-10-14-and-10-15-video-functionality 

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.

Yes. In the control panel Settings go to Power and Sleep Settings > Additional Power Settings > Choose what closing the lid does > Do Nothing (On battery and/or Plugged in)

Go to System Preferences > Energy Saver > Slider set to Never

The VT7000 docking station can provide up to 100W of power delivery via USB-C.

The VT7000 can only provide up to 100W of power delivery. Check the laptop power supply recommended wattage to see what power your system requires.

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.

The VT7000 requires DisplayLink drivers to operate. The latest DisplayLink drivers can be found at: https://www.displaylink.com/downloads 

Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, macOS

Yes, included with the VT7000 is a USB-C to USB-A cable which can be used if the laptop does not feature USB-C.

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

The VT7000 is compatible with any systems featuring USB-C or USB-A 3.0 including Windows PC, Mac systems powered by Intel or M1 Chips, Chromebooks and Linux systems.

Yes, this docking station will support resolutions below 4K including 1080p. The Dock will automatically detect the resolution and adjust output to the correct resolution.

Connect your USB headsets to one of the front USB ports for best app compatibility.

No, the VT7000 does not support this DisplayPort feature.

Make sure that the dock is connected with a USB-C to USB-C cable and that your system supports USB-C DP Alt Mode.