AV Access iDock P10

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About

A bridge architecture for the most common hybrid-office pairing: a stationary high-power desktop plus a corporate USB-C laptop. The laptop path mirrors the KD-E20 — a single USB-C cable carries dual MST video streams, peripheral data, network access via the built-in RJ45, and up to 65W of charging. The desktop path stays purely graphical, requiring separate DisplayPort, HDMI, and USB-B 3.0 cables to avoid multiplexing bottlenecks on the dedicated GPU. Outputs are unified through two HDMI connectors capped at 4K@60Hz or 1440p@144Hz, indicating base HDMI 2.0 bandwidth rather than uncompressed FRL. EDID re-stabilization keeps switching times in the 2-3 second range, and it can send Wake-on-LAN/USB wake packets to revive suspended or hibernating hosts.

HDMI version
2.0
DP Alt Mode
Yes
Power Delivery in
65W
Max resolution
3840x2160@144Hz

Ports: 1× USB-C (entrada, notebook), 1× DisplayPort (entrada, escritorio), 1× HDMI (entrada, escritorio), 1× USB-B 3.0 (entrada, escritorio), 2× HDMI (salida), 3× USB 3.0 Type-A, 2× USB 2.0 Type-A, 1× USB-C (datos), 1× Lector de tarjetas SD, 1× RJ45 Ethernet Gigabit and 1× Audio 3.5mm (headset)

Confirmed with

  • Notebook (generic)

    A verified review confirms sharing a work laptop and a home desktop's keyboard, mouse, microphone, camera, and monitor through this exact dock-KVM hybrid, which also delivers 60W of charging to the connected laptop. No driver required except for single-mirror-mode limitations on macOS.

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