E-Port+II: Visual Guide to your Dock
Summary: This article is a visual guide of the E-Port+II Dock and lists the external ports and features of the device.
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Symptoms
Note: For a more detailed description about each location, please go to the system manuals at www.dell.com/manuals
Table of Contents:
- Front View
- Rear View
- Left View
- Right View
- AC Adapter View
- Connecting a system to this Dock
- Disconnecting a system from this Dock
Front View
(Fig.1 Front View)
| 1 | Battery Bar Adjuster | 2 | Alignment Mark |
| 3 | Power Button | 4 | Docking LED |
| 5 | Eject Button | 6 | Docking Connector |
Note: Some Latitudes have the docking connector closer to the rear of the system. This can leave a gap between the back of the docked system and the main section of the docking station. In those cases a spacer can be purchased from Dell Accessories to fill the gap in between the two devices.
Cause
Rear View
(Fig.2 Rear View)
| 1 | E-Monitor Stand Connector | 2 | USB 2.0 or eSATA Connector |
| 3 | PS/2 Connector x2 | 4 | USB 3.0 Connector x2 |
| 5 | Serial Connector | 6 | VGA Connector |
| 7 | DisplayPort Connectors | 8 | AC Adapter Connector |
| 9 | Network Connector | 10 | Parallel Connector |
| 11 | DVI Connectors |
Left View
(Fig.3 Left Hand Side View)
| 1 | USB 2.0 Connector x3 | 2 | Headphone Connector |
| 3 | Microphone Connector |
Right View
(Fig.4 Right Hand Side View)
| 1 | Eject Button | 2 | Security Cable Slot |
| 3 | Lock / Unlock Switch |
Resolution
AC Adapter View
(Fig.5 130W AC Adapter)
| Type 130W Series | Description |
| Input Voltage | 100 VAC to 240 VAC |
| Output Power | 130 W |
| Output Voltage | 19.5 VDC |
(Fig.6 240W AC Adapter)
| Type 240W Series (seen as 210W on Dock) | Description |
| Input Voltage | 100 VAC to 240 VAC |
| Output Power | 240 W |
| Output Voltage | 19.5 VDC |
Connecting a System to this Dock
(Fig.7 Connecting power to Dock)
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This dock can work off of the Notebooks Battery or you can connect an AC adapter.
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Have the dock in a location with enough space to support the system once it's docked.
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If the system has a battery that extends behind the machine, then use the slide at the rear of the dock to adjust the sliding block flush with the battery.
(Fig.8 Dock securing slide)
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Push the locking switch at the right hand side of the dock towards the rear of the dock to unlock it. DO NOT try and dock a system with this switch locked.
(Fig.9 System locking slide)
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Line up the alignment marks on the dock and the system and push firmly down to seat the system on the docking connector. (You should hear a click as it seats in place.)
(Fig.10 Align Dock connector)
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You can dock the system while it is turned on, however if you docked it whilst it was off - you can turn the system on by pressing the Power Button on either the system or the Dock.
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If it's doesn't boot correctly, undock the system and reseat it.
Disconnecting a System from this Dock
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Push the lock switch towards the rear of the dock to unlock it.
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Press the Eject button on the dock to undock it. Lift the system up and away from the dock.
(Fig.11 System eject button)
Additional Information
Affected Products
Laptops, Latitude, Servers, E-Port PlusArticle Properties
Article Number: 000140427
Article Type: Solution
Last Modified: 21 Feb 2021
Version: 4
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