ThinkPad Port Replicator II VGA Port

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• Two screens DVI on Port Replicator II with Tecra S10-160

  Hello to all 2!

  Right now I'm working with two external 19 "TFT screens connected to the Port Replicator II (Tecra S10-160 inside with closed screen). A display is connected to the DVI port available, the other is connected on the available on the Port Replicator II VGA port.
  A single display (DVI) is used as the main office, the other (VGA) is used as office improved (both show different content).

  My problem is the poor quality of the VGA signal and the problem, my two new screens are only supported DVI.

  Is it possible to connect two DVI displays to the DVI - D Port Replicator II? I already checked several DVI-Y-cables, but I'm still looking for a solution connect two displays via DVI with the function to get two split screens and not the same content on both screens.

  Hope you got my point and have information or ideas for products for me.
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Have you already tested a VGA to DVI? So, you can use the VGA connector on the port replicator and your monitor's DVI port.

  I mean such a cable like this

  Such an adapter you can always use the function to get two split screens and not the same content on both screens. :)

• Tecra A10 - 1GV and Docking Stations: Dynadock vs Express Port Replicator II

  Hello Forum;

  Official Toshiba site proposes to use the Docking Station Express Port Replicator II for laptop A10 1GV.

  I need for my construction work 2 monitors.

  My question: can I use with the Express Port Replicator II two additional monitors at the same time (there are 2 connectors (DVI and analog VGA/RGB). Is it possible to create two different images in this way?
  Some have said, that after a connection with the DVI - D VGA connector is turned off.

  Someone at - he experiences?

  On the other hand Toshiba offeres the Docking-station "Port replicator USB Dynadock U" -.
  This docking station is only connected via USB with the laptop. According to the data sheet - it provides an analog and a digital monitor with different views at the same time, up to 1920 x 1200 pix., extra headphones and 6 x USB 2.0. more network connection

  This official docking station works with all USB-connect computers, but in the compatibility list does not mention the Terca A10 and gives only a declaration of compatibility for the series Toshiba NB200 from Toshiba.

  Someone out there experimenting with this docking station?

  What would be the best way to work with two monitors + the computer screen?

  Thanks for all the good advice.

  Michael

  Hello

  As much as I know Express Port Replicator supports the simultaneous use of RGB & DVI only if the laptop itself also supports the simultaneous use of RGB & DVI.
  So if the Tecra A10 1GV would support the use of RGB and DVI port simultaneously then Express Port Replicator should support too.

  The Port USB Dynadock Port Replicator support VGA or DVI port. I didn't find the Dynadock, which was equipped with two ports together.
  The Dynadock can be connected to all computers with USB 2.0 and it beautiful s expansion.

• Replicator port and WQHD resolution

  Hello

  I have a Lenovo ThinkPad Port Replicator Series 3 with USB 3.0 (433615W), with my Thinkpad t431s.

  I wonder if this port replicator support WQHD outdoor screens.

  the user guide for this port replicator and Overview do not say whether this duplicator supports such a resolution.

  According to the t431s user guide, this machine supports external resolution 2560 * 1600.

  but I'm afraid I won't get this max resolution if I plug the screen on the port replicator, I can't get reliable information on this subject. Is this just a Replicator or is it held in regard to resolution?

  Thank you

  The dock that you can support a screen of WQXGA or WQHD resolution through displayport (next to the DVI).

  You can hot dock/undock the laptop with him on.

• Port/Dock for X 220 Tablet

  I'm looking for in the docking of the solutions for the X220T.  I currently use the Tablet ThinkPad X 220 with 64-bit Windows 7, but it is possible that I can run Ubuntu on a partition in the future.  Is it possible to dual monitor with X220T on Windows 7 or Ubuntu using the ThinkPad Port Replicator Series 3 or the ThinkPad ban Series 3?  Who would give more functionality in this respect?

  I'm new to this forum, but I thank you in advance for any advice. It is greatly appreciated.

  Hello filled_empty,

  If you want to go with the Port Replicator, you need dongles, and/or a type converter for the type of wire you need.

  It is probably the least expensive way to go if you are looking to save money.

  The ban or Dock usually have the ports that you must already on it. This includes but is not limited to VGA, DVI, usb connectors, etc. It is a little higher in price, but personally I think that the dock is the way to go on this.  No required converters or dongles.  The dock is, in my opinion, the way to get more features with the addition of multiple monitors.

  You also questions about dual boot with Windows 7 and Ubuntu. Yes, it is possible with your laptop.

  I hope this helps.

  Alex

• UltraDrive battery

  I have a ultradrvie battery which corresponds to my T500. I have a T410 on the way. I'll be able to use this 2nd battery in the T410 also.

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello!

  Looking at the expedition of Tabuk and the support page, I learned that T410/T510 do not support the Ultrabay, only T410s/T410si do batteries, however, they take over a new station battery slice docking station that connects under the ThinkPad using Replicator 3 serial ports or dock.

  I hope this helps.

• Several monitors x201T with ban

  I'm looking for the simplest way to use 2 or 3 external monitors in mode 'Extend' with my x201T-0831 moored to the dock of 200 ban.  I don't need great resolution, just trying to keep organized with many projects using Outlook, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc. - several windows open at the same time.  Have VGA screens, but loans to buy more if necessary.  Would appreciate any help.  Found wires for other models of Lenovo referring to third-party products, but I can't say which is better for the x 201 for this type of need.

  Thanks for any help!

  Thank you, Danielle.

  I followed your links.  As I watch the T410s ban at http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-76519&selectarea=SUPPORT&tempsel..., it seems that the connectors are slightly different between the ban and the one I have, the x 200.  On the T410 ban, there are two DVI ports and a VGA port.  On the x 200 ban, there is a VGA port at the back, next to a DisplayPort, and there is no DVI port.  The x 201 Tablet has a VGA port on the left side of the tablet itself, but I'll assume that is disabled when the Tablet is rooted in the x 200 docking ban.

  I'll start with the assumption that I need to get a second monitor connected to the docking ban and use the DisplayPort port to do.   Since I was extra VGA monitors on hand, I'll buy Lenovo DisplayPort to VGA (analog only) cable from monitor part number 5794393 http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-70321.  I'll try to get two VGA monitors upward and running in the configuration "Extend".  I will present on the progress made in the coming weeks.  Thank you.

  LeeWagner

  Update and additional comments:

  It is now December 3, 2010, twelve days after that I started this answer.  Additional measures:

  1. I looked more closely at two monitors that I have, and have all both DVI and VGA ports.  I realized that most of the monitors, at least for the past five years, have this system double connector - I just used the VGA connector since it's what I do since the 1980s and I never had a reason to learn more about DVI.  I decided it was the right time to learn something new.

  2. I ordered the single-link DVI - D Monitor Cable DisplayPort / http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPortal/en_US/catalog.workflow:item.detail?...

  I found this on the main Web page of Lenovo USA by following the links store > Accessories > cables and connectors.  This is the fourth element displayed on the first page.  Cost of $27.13 including taxes and delivery United States.  Arrived today, so 12 days to fill orders.  The cable has Lenovo part number 45J7915.  Of interest, the date of manufacture for the part is '2010-11-27' and 11/29 China shipping date.  This looks like something that could probably also be purchased in both major electronic supply store.

  3. I followed the instructions at http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-76519&selectarea=SUPPORT&tempsel..., kindly provided by Danielle.  I found that it worked better print 3 pages of instructions so that I have didn't disable images of instruction I changed monitors.

  4. I thought that instructions, intended to be the ThinkPad T410s, were very clear and I just had to adjust my thinking a bit because the X 200 ban has a different configuration for the connectors on the back.  On the X 200 ban, the connector remains blue VGA of the Middle when seen from behind.  There is only a single DisplayPort connector rather than two, and that is a black (not white) just to the left of the blue VGA port.

  5. After following the correct sequence listed in steps 1 through 4, I found that my monitor connected to the VGA port, designated as "Monitor 2", remained black.  I had a picture on the Thinkpad x201T (listed as "monitor 1") and the DVI monitor, listed as "monitor 3".  I was able to use both monitors in extend mode, so that I could drag the arrow of the mouse smoothly through to the next screen.

  6 I then to the "Troubleshooting" of this same step "Setup multiple views for ThinkPad T410s", more precisely in the line:

  "If you followed steps 1 through 4 and one or more of your screens does not connect, then you must change the display screen resolution."

  By clicking right on the display screen, I was introduced to the great tool for the configuration of multiple screens.

  I had several stumbling blocks to work through, and my experience could be useful to other readers:

  (a) I confirmed what others have said I am only able to watch two monitors, not three, with this configuration.

  (b) Resolution display is a misleading title of the window that appears when you have more than one monitor connected.  A more accurate title would be "set up multiple monitors - select duplicate or extend Mode, decide who monitors, designate which monitor is the primary monitor is connected and disconnected, and set the resolution for each monitor.

  (c) the configuration that I opened the screen resolution window showed that 1 monitor, the ThinkPad LED display, the VGA monitor as Monitor 2 and DVI Monitor 3 monitor.  The physical layout on my desk, from left to right, was 2-3-1.  The DVI monitor features a 22 "display, VGA has 19" and I wanted the larger screen directly in front of my external keyboard and mouse.   Resolution of the pictorial display screen showed the monitors installed (from left to right) 3-2-1, 3 and 1 blue and (active), and 2 gray (inactive).  I got confused trying to drag the mouse from one screen to the other to the first mouse seems to hit the left wall of the ThinkPad screen and and do move to the left on my screen more grand, who showed a great wallpaper.  I finally realized that if I moved the arrow to the right wall of the ThinkPad, he moved smoothly on the big screen.  The mouse arrow and screens are behaving as the pictorial resolution screen display showed the monitors built (from left to right) 3-2-1, not that I had actually prepared physically on the my table.  I was fooling around with by dragging images autour in display screen resolution pictorial until this photo with the real physical layout.

  (d) I had to then select the left (VGA) monitor as the primary monitor.  I've learned to follow the caveat to push "Apply" with each individual before moving on to the next step.

  (e) once I had unchecked the main monitor, the screen of ThinkPad, I was free to designate the ThinkPad screen as 'disconnect this Display.

  (f) once the ThinkPad screen was off, I was free to choose monitors 2 and 3 as active monitors in extended display Mode and move the mouse easily throughout the whole of the left edge of the screen 2 (my monitor of the left hand) to the right edge of the monitor 3 (my Center and the larger screen).  1, the ThinkPad screen monitor, remained gray.

  (g) a minor bug, when I clicked on the 'Apply' button for each of these changes, nothing happened.  I have to click it a second time to apply to commit.  (I use Windows 7 x 64, updated weekly)

  (h) another minor obstacle was that I had to get the best resolution for a monitor before I designated as primary monitor.  I got stuck a couple of times with a resolution too large, unable to see all of the icons or the taskbar in Windows 7.

  (I) now that I'm all together to the top with several monitors, my first experience, I realize that a more fluid experience would be if all monitors were of the same size of the screen, closely aligned together at the same height.  With my current setup, a monitor is 3 "higher than next to him, and the resolution is different between the two screens. MTY eyes must make two adjustments that I scan back between two screens.

  Thanks to James for his excellent help!  It also has the same information published on the website of T4190s: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/How-do-I-setup-multiple-display-for-the-Thi...

  LeeWagner

   

   

• Using DVI instead of VGA on the Port Replicator - Tecra A9

  I have a port replicator toshiba that I use with my laptop Tecra A9, currently I have a vga cable to run the external monitor, but I prefer to use DVI instead, but I can't make it work.

  Is there a setting somewhere that I have to activate? or should it work?

  See you soon

  Ash.

  Hello

  As much as I know there nothing that you must set for the use of the DVI port. The question is how you use it. Using a DVI - VGA adapter?

• T430 with older port replicator

  Hello.  New to the forum.  About to get my first ThinkPad, a Monday T430

  I come from an older office.  I'm interested in continuing to use the keyboard, mouse, speakers and monitor of this configuration (USB and VGA, nothing complicated) with a sort of host/port replicator docking.  Some of the docks are super expensive (for me, anyway).  I was wondering if anyone has experience with T250410U with a T430 port replicator.  I am not too concerned about the lack of USB 3.0.

  If it does not, it will be possible to have an "extended desktop" if I have the laptop open docked and the external VGA screen attached to the Port Replicator?  Or I would get only released in one of the two?

  Thanks in advance!

  milkmandan wrote:

  I was wondering if anyone has experience with T250410U with a T430 port replicator.

  Welcome to the forums. Unfortunately the 2504 dock will not work because the T430 uses a different physical connector on the bottom of the case.

• EliteBook 840 G2: Elitebook 840 G2 + Replicator port 3005pr not charging

  I had a 3005pr for the Elitebook port replicator.

  I am conecting to USB with the small thuntherbolt in there (the one nearest the port vga on the left side) power connected to the port replicator, and everything is fine (screen, keyboard, network, audio...), but laptop will not load.

  I thought it was supposed to recharge thought USB, but not connected to the power icon shows under windows.

  .... I thought it was supposed to recharge thought USB, but not connected to the power icon shows under windows.

  Hello

  No, you must connect laprop charger to recharge your laptop.

  Kind regards.

• Portege A600-133 - Slim Port Replicator III does not entirely

  Hello...

  I just got a Slim Port Replicator III (model PA3681E-2PRP) and annexed a number of devices (a VGA monitor, a USB keyboard and a USB mouse), according to the user manual.

  The unit, however, does well with my laptop (a Portege A600-133). Specifically, the laptop battery does not, the devices are not recognized and docking led remains off. However, the laptop turns on and off of the port replicator power switch, and the ethernet port also works very well.

  Clues?

  Thank you!

  Dimitris

  Hello
  I also had problems with the Portege A600 and Slim Port Replikator, when I just connect, works all good! Maybe it's too you, when you try to connect to the port Slim R. you: with your hands the laptop with Slim Port R. extra press together in the Air about where the connector is, one when she makes "Clack" and then a right is connected!
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• Portege Z30-A-12N with Port Replicator Port Hi-Speed USB III problems

  Hi all

  I have a big problem with my new Portege Z30-A-12N and Hi-Speed Port Replicator III.

  I connected the power, DVI, LAN, mouse and keyboard to the Port Replicator.
  Power, DVI and LAN are okay, but none will be found if I connect something to the USB Ports 2.0 or 3.0.
  No mouse, no keyboard, and no USB key.

  When I start my Portege I must enter a password after you press the power button.
  These password, I could enter with the external keyboard, but in windows, no keyboard has been found.

  If I connect the keyboard and mouse to the USB Ports of the Portege instead of Port Replicator, the two has been found.

  I ran Windows 7 Enterprise on the Portege.
  BIOS version is 3.30

  Do you have a solution for me?

  Hello

  The HI-SPEED PORT REPLICATOR III PA5116E-1PRP supports 2 x USB 2.0 and 4 x USB 3.0 ports.
  You n t special need Win 7 drivers in order to be able to use the USB ports or other interfaces such as VGA, DVI, audio, etc.

  Sound problems, make sure that the audio device has been selected in the right panel-> sound-> playback tab

  By the way: Win 7 needs USB driver 3.0 which is preinstalled when the laptop was equipped with USB 3.0 ports. My knowledge if your mobile phone does not support USB 3.0, you will be able to use the port replicator USB 3.0 ports.

  Finally and above all devices must be connected before you start the computer. The decision supported and compatible specifications: Portégé R30 - A, Tecra Z40 - A, Tecra Z50 - A, Portégé Z30-A/Z30t-A, Tecra A50 - has

• Tecra A10 - BSOD with Port Replicator Port and external monitor

  Hello

  I have a Tecra A10 PTSB0A 05C023 with XP SP3 on an Express Port Replicator, running to an external monitor (1280 x 1024) on VGA. Works fine for a while then seems BSOD spontaneously when not in service - possibly when screensaver or powersaver comes into play.

  BSOD is a STOP 0x0000007E in igxpmp32.sys

  I downloaded and installed the latest video drivers intel from the Web from Toshiba - 6.14.10.4953 site

  Any help or advice by eliminating the BSOD would be greatly appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Rhys.

  Hi mate,

  I asked Google to igxpmp32.sys and this file belongs to the Intel display driver. In your case, I recommend the page Intel searching for the latest display drivers.
  [www.intel.com]

  Also have a look on the Toshiba site for a BIOS update, or you have already installed the latest version of the BIOS?

  In addition, it would be interesting to know what Port Replicator you use exactly. Can you post the model number?

• Tecra A9 - connection of two external monitors using Express Port Replicator

  Hello

  I have a Tecra A9 and Express Port Replicator.
  I'm trying to connect 2 external displays, one connected to the output of the laptop and the other connected to the docking station (notebook lid closed, do not use the laptop screen).

  I can't get to work, anyone know if this is possible?

  Hello

  I think you want to connect a VGA monitor and the other to DVI port.
  Is this good?

  Well, I found this doc:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB7B0201000CR01.htm

  Depends on used Tecra A9, if you can get a picture on the DVI port on the Express Port Replicator (PA3508E-1PRP) or not.
  The DVI port on the on the Port Replicator Port Express is supported only on computers with graphics card ATI or nVidia.
  If you have a DVI INTEL graphics card port on the on the Express Port Replicator only is NOT supported.

• Tecra M11-LaTeX runs slow on external monitor using Express Port Replicator

  Hi all

  I am having trouble with my Tecra M11 with an external monitor, through an Express Port Replicator II.

  It is very accurate, but I am running texlive 2010 on my laptop to write a thesis. Whenever I use my laptop screen feature is very good, and it works very fast, no lag when I compile my document. As soon as docking it into my docking station at work to use it on a big screen, whenever I use the same program, it slows down a lot, finally causing the crash program. Its frustrating to lose a lot of your thesis like this! When I connect the external monitor directly to the laptop, it works fine again.

  Something goes wrong in the docking station. Anyone know how I can fix this? Im a little confused and ideas. Maybe I pilot or something im unaware of. My docking station is maybe defective?

  Thank you

  Jake

  Port replicator port on which do you use? VGA or DVI?

  It won't be easy to provide the answer to your question. It is not possible to test all the software available with docking station and research solutions.
  I would say: bad luck.