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The Microsoft Audio Dock is an all-in-one speakerphone designed to reduce cord clutter, simplify your desktop, and enhance audio for meetings and music. It connects your laptop to monitors and various accessories while providing power passthrough, all through a single USB-C connection.
This device features built-in Omnisonic speakers with a 15-watt woofer and 5-watt tweeters, along with dual forward-facing, noise-reducing microphones. It is certified for Microsoft Teams, ensuring exceptional voice capture and reduced background sound during calls.
Setšoantšo sa 1: Pele view of the Microsoft Audio Dock, showcasing moralo oa eona o kopaneng le pheletso ea lesela.
Se ka Lebokoseng
- Microsoft Audio Dock Device
- Phepelo ea motlakase
- Motlakase oa Motlakase
- Various Documents (Quick Start Guide, Safety and Warranty Documents)
Figure 2: Illustration of the Microsoft Audio Dock and its included accessories: the device itself, power supply, power cable, and documentation.
Tlhophiso
Connecting Your Audio Dock
The Microsoft Audio Dock simplifies your workspace by connecting multiple peripherals through a single USB-C cable to your laptop. Follow these steps for initial setup:
- Khokelo ea Matla: Connect the provided power supply to the Audio Dock's power input, then plug the power cable into a wall outlet.
- Kgokelo ya Laptop: Connect the integrated USB-C cable from the Audio Dock to a USB-C port on your laptop. This single connection provides power passthrough to charge your laptop, audio, and data transfer for connected peripherals.
- Lekola Khokahano:
- For HDMI monitors, connect an HDMI cable from your monitor to the HDMI port on the Audio Dock.
- For USB-C monitors, connect a USB-C cable from your monitor to one of the USB-C (x2) ports on the Audio Dock.
- The Audio Dock supports connecting up to two external monitors simultaneously.
- Pheripheral Connection: Connect your USB-A and additional USB-C accessories (e.g., keyboard, mouse, external drives, webcam) to the available USB-A and USB-C ports on the Audio Dock.
Setšoantšo sa 3: Ka morao view of the Audio Dock, highlighting the HDMI, USB-C (x2), and USB-A ports for connecting various devices.
Figure 4: The Audio Dock connected to a laptop, external monitors, and other peripherals, demonstrating its hub capabilities.
Litaelo tsa Ts'ebetso
The Microsoft Audio Dock features intuitive controls on its top surface for managing audio and calls.
Figure 5: Top panel controls of the Audio Dock, including Mute, Pause/Play, Volume Up/Down, and Microsoft Teams button.
Mesebetsi ea likonopo:
- Konopo ea Limumu: Located on the top right, press to mute or unmute the microphone during calls or recordings. A red indicator light will illuminate when muted.
- Khutsa/Konopo ea ho Bapala: Located in the center, press to pause or resume audio playback.
- Volume Up (+) / Volume Down (-) Buttons: Located in the center, these buttons control the speaker volume. Press '+' to increase and '-' to decrease.
- Konopo ea Lihlopha tsa Microsoft: Located on the top left, press to quickly join a Microsoft Teams meeting or bring the Teams application to the foreground.
Ts'ebetso ea Audio:
The Audio Dock features Omnisonic speakers with a 15-watt woofer and 5-watt tweeters, providing a frequency response of 70Hz to 20kHz for rich music playback. The dual omni-directional, noise-reducing microphone arrays ensure clear voice capture up to 90dB SPL, making it ideal for conference calls.
Setšoantšo sa 6: Ea ka hare view illustrating the woofer and tweeter components of the Omnisonic speaker system.
Tlhokomelo
To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Microsoft Audio Dock, follow these maintenance guidelines:
- Ho hloekisa: Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to clean the exterior of the device. Do not use abrasive cleaners, solvents, or aerosol sprays.
- Polokelo: Store the Audio Dock in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Tsamaiso ea Cable: Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the integrated USB-C cable and power cable to prevent damage.
- Lintlafatso tsa Software: Periodically check for and install firmware updates for the Audio Dock through your connected Windows or macOS device to ensure compatibility and performance improvements.
Ho batle phoso
If you encounter issues with your Microsoft Audio Dock, refer to the following common troubleshooting steps:
| Bothata | Seo e ka bang Sesosa / Tharollo |
|---|---|
| Ha ho Audio Output |
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| Microphone Not Working / Echo during calls |
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| Monitors Not Displaying / Flickering |
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| Laptop Not Charging / Insufficient Power |
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| General Connectivity Issues (e.g., glitchy with Android) |
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Litlhaloso
| Sebopeho | Lintlha |
|---|---|
| Brand | Microsoft |
| Nomoro ea Mohlala | IVF-00001 |
| Litekanyo tsa Sehlahisoa | 8.31 x 8.54 x 3.48 lisenthimithara |
| Boima ba Ntho | Boima ba lik'hilograma tse 1 |
| Mmala | Ntsho |
| Phatlalatso ea Audio | Omnisonic speakers with 15-watt woofer and 5-watt tweeters |
| Karabelo ea Khafetsa | 70Hz ~ 20kHz (for music playback) |
| Limaekerofounu | Two omni-directional, noise-reducing microphone arrays (up to 90dB SPL) |
| Boema-kepe |
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| Bontša Tšehetso | Supports DP alt mode, up to Dual Display |
| Power Passthrough | Yes, to keep your PC charged (up to 60W) |
| Ho lumellana | Windows 11 Home/Pro, Windows 10, MacOS, USB-C Laptops |
| Setifikeiti | E netefalitsoe bakeng sa Lihlopha tsa Microsoft |
Warranty le Tšehetso
For detailed warranty information and technical support, please refer to the documentation included in your product packaging or visit the official Microsoft support website. You can typically find support resources, FAQs, and contact information by searching for "Microsoft Audio Dock support" online.
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