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== Description == | == Description == | ||
The PineBook Pro's docking station was custom designed for both physical dimensions and ports to compliment the PineBook Pro laptop. | The PineBook Pro's docking station was custom designed for both physical dimensions and ports to compliment the PineBook Pro laptop. It has been tested on several disparate platforms and seems to be fully compatible with Android, Windows, ChromeOS, and GNU/Linux. It may be compatible with Apple systems, but this has yet to be documented. | ||
== Ports available == | == Ports available == | ||
List of ports available on docking station: | List of ports available on docking station: | ||
Revision as of 05:55, 19 July 2021
Starting point for PineBook Pro Docking station
Description
The PineBook Pro's docking station was custom designed for both physical dimensions and ports to compliment the PineBook Pro laptop. It has been tested on several disparate platforms and seems to be fully compatible with Android, Windows, ChromeOS, and GNU/Linux. It may be compatible with Apple systems, but this has yet to be documented.
Ports available
List of ports available on docking station:
- USB 3.0 Ports x3
- USB-C Ports 3x
- 4K @ 30fps HDMI x1
- 1080P VGA x1
- Gigabit Ethernet networking port x 1
- Card readers: micro SD x 1 & SD x 1, supports: SD, SDHC and SDXC
- Audio Jack: 3.5mm Earphone Jack with mic x1
Chips used
List of chips used in the docking station:
- PD Negotiation chip - PDFL7102
- HDMI/VGA chip - IT6564
- GbE Ethernet chip - RTL8153B
- USB 3.0 Hub chip - VL817
- SD card reader chip - GL823K
- Audio CODEC chip - HZD100