Connecting your device to a docking station

Introduction

This guide provides step-by-step instructions to help you connect your device to the docking stations available in classrooms. By connecting, you'll be able to display content on classroom TVs and access additional functionalities provided by the docking station.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Identify the Connection Cable

Locate the loose cable on the desk, which includes a USB-C connector and a USB-A converter.

• USB Type-C: Preferred connection; commonly used in modern devices.

• USB Type-A: Standard USB connection; used if your device doesn't support USB-C.

Step 2: Connect Your Device

• Using USB-C:

  • Plug the USB-C connector directly into your device's USB-C port.

  • This connection will charge your device and provide full docking station functionality.

• Using USB-A:

  • Attach the USB-A converter to the USB-C connector.

  • Plug the USB-A end into your device's USB-A port.

  • Note: This connection provides all functionalities except charging.

Step 3: Verify the Connection

• Once connected, your device should automatically display content on the classroom TV.

• No additional setup is required.

Troubleshooting Tips

• If the display doesn't appear on the TV:

  • Ensure all connections are secure.

  • Press the Windows + P keys on your keyboard to open display settings and select the desired display mode (e.g., Duplicate or Extend).

Additional Resources

• Docking Station Usage Instructions

• Change Display Mode - Windows 11

FAQs

Q: What if my device doesn't have a USB-C or USB-A port?

A: Please contact the IT support team for assistance with alternative connection options.

Q: Can I connect multiple devices to the docking station simultaneously?

A: It's recommended to connect one device at a time to ensure optimal performance.