Dell WD19TBS Drivers:
The Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS links all your electronic devices to your laptop PC with one single USB-C cable. It lets you power your computer and connect to multiple monitors, external hard drives, stereo speakers, and large-screen displays without having to plug each device into your laptop.
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Get more done with the world’s most powerful dock that can support up to 130W of power.
USB 3.0:
USB 3.0 is a newer standard that provides a much faster transfer rate than previous generations. It also offers greater power management capabilities. This allows the port to supply more power when required and conserve power when not in use. It also supports the ability to connect more devices at once. It is backward compatible with older USB standards. USB 4 (also known as Thunderbolt) is the latest generation and offers even faster speeds than USB 3.0.
The Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS links all of your digital units to the laptop computer utilizing a single USB-C cable. It has been certified by Apple to work with Mac computers. Its most significant feature is the support of two external displays.
The Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS requires an up-to-date BIOS and drivers for the best performance. Older versions may not work properly or cause the device to overheat. To update the BIOS and drivers, visit the Dell Drivers & Downloads page for your product at www. Dell.com/support. Ensure your system has more than 10% battery capacity and is connected to AC power before running the update tool.
Thunderbolt 3.0:
Using a single cable, Thunderbolt 3 allows you to connect high-resolution displays, hard drives, and other peripherals at speeds that were impossible before. It combines data, video, audio, and power to deliver desktop-level performance on laptops and mobile devices.
This latest version of Intel’s Thunderbolt technology creates new experiences by combining the fastest data transfer, dual 4K video support, and high-bit depth audio with up to 100W of power delivery. It also supports four monitors at the same time, depending on the docking station model.
Unlike USB, Thunderbolt transfers both serial data to storage and peripherals as well as DisplayPort video signals for displays. It’s easy to see why Apple and other vendors have added it to their products and included it as an option for others. It’s also possible to daisy chain up to six devices from a Thunderbolt port. Early versions of Thunderbolt used the mini-DP connector, while later models used USB-C connections. Both are backward compatible. In 2016, copper Thunderbolt cables were made available at lengths up to 2 m (6.6 ft) with active cables, or short passive copper cables (initially 0.5 m, then 0.8 m (3 ft)). In 2020, the optical Thunderbolt 3 debuted.
Gigabit Ethernet:
The Dell WD19TBS is a docking station that connects to your laptop via a Thunderbolt 3 (Type-C) cable interface. You can then connect peripherals such as a keyboard, mouse, stereo speakers, and external hard drive. You can also mount a VESA-compatible monitor to the docking station to free up desk space. The Dell WD19TBS supports up to 2 4K60hz displays.
Gigabit Ethernet is an Ethernet technology that uses fiber optic cables for the transmission of data. This increases the reliability of the network and allows for higher bandwidth. It is faster than Fast Ethernet, which operates at 100 Mbps. Gigabit Ethernet also offers lower latency rates than traditional copper wire.
Gigabit Ethernet is designed to work over a full duplex, meaning that each transmission is sent and received at the same time. This means that it is much easier to detect errors in the network and correct them. It also reduces the amount of bandwidth needed for data transmission, so it can be used by multiple devices at the same time. Gigabit Ethernet is often used as a backbone for existing Fast Ethernet networks, or for connecting workstations and servers to improve performance.
Audio:
Boost your Dell laptop with the world’s most powerful modular Thunderbolt dock. It’s compatible with most Dell Commercial notebooks. The dock is powered by a single power cable and offers a full range of ports including dual 3.5mm, two downstream TB4, and one DP, as well as a USB-C multi-function port and HDMI2.0 port.
The host module design is quite different compared to other third-party docks. The main reason is that Dell has chosen CYPD5235 as the PD controller, while most other brands use TPS65987DDJ. The other difference is that the DP output is not supported by the PD controller.
If you’re having issues with the WD19TBS, try updating the drivers. This can help with issues like audio not working or lagging. You can update the drivers manually by downloading the latest ones from Dell’s website. However, this requires computer skills and patience. If you don’t want to spend time updating the driver, you can download a software tool to do it for you automatically. It’s called Driver Easy, and it can find the correct drivers for your system.
Camera:
The Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS has a built-in camera that lets you take video calls and use webcam software with compatible computers. It also has LED indicators that display power, Ethernet, and USB status. Power is delivered via a 180W AC adapter. The Dell docking station can power a Dell laptop with an internal USB-C port in DisplayPort over USB-C alternate mode. It also works with a Dell notebook with a USB-C to HDMI adapter.
The dock has one 40 Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 port, two 10 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C ports, both of which support DisplayPort, three 5 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports (one with PowerShare), an HDMI 2.0b port, and a Gigabit Ethernet port. It supports up to four external displays at 60 Hz. The Dell Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS comes with a warranty.
The Thunderbolt Dock WD19TBS can power up to 130W for Dell systems and 90W for non-Dell systems, and it can charge a compatible Dell notebook to 80% in one hour with Dell ExpressCharge. You can update the firmware on the WD19TBS in minutes using an integrated USB-C cable.