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4.5 Connecting USB 3.1 peripheral equipment

You can connect peripheral equipment to Link via the two USB 3.1

ports (see table 2.1) on the front of Link. The USB 3.1 ports support

SuperSpeed rates and a power output of 10 watts.

Take note: Make sure the peripheral equipment is compatible with the

performance specifications of Link.

Use the adapter and cable provided to connect Link to the power supply

(see table 2.2). When connected to the power supply, Link will automa-

tically switch on (to stand-by). You can switch off Link completely by

disconnecting it from the power supply.

You can connect your device to Link via the USB-C port (see table 2.1)

on the front of Link. Your device can now take advantage of all the

possibilities offered by Link.

Connecting and disconnecting: The device can be connected to Link or

disconnected from Link, regardless of whether Link and the device are

switched on or off.

Take note: Not all USB-C cables support the USB 3.1 Gen 1 standard. It

is possible that these cables do not support data, visual information

and power transfer. Dataflex therefore recommends using the included

Dataflex USB-C cable to connect your device to Link. This ensures the

best possible use of all the possibilities offered by Link in combination

with your device.

It is possible to attach Link to your desk using a Kensington lock (not

included) (see table 2.3). See the lock manual for more information.

You can configure the display device you have connected in your device's

operating system. This manual contains general instructions for the two

most common operating systems.

Use Windows to configure the display on one or two display devices

connected to Link.

Right-click on the desktop and select screen resolution.

In this window, select the desired resolutions.

You have three options for configuring your screens:

1) Setting an external display device as the main screen.

2) Setting external display devices as an extension of the main

screen (expand main screens).

3) Setting external display device as a duplicate of the main

screen (duplicate main screens).

Tip: You can also open the screen settings by holding down Windows+P.