Dual Monitor on Toshiba Hi-Speed Port Replicator II with R930

Is there a way to get two digital HD signals to two monitors on this docking station? I currently have hdmi and vga, but obviously the vga is blurry compared to the hdmi signal.

I don't believe that's possible.
- Peter

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Anyone tried/know this?
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Hi
I found an info about Toshiba Hi-Speed Port Replicator II on the Toshiba Canada website:
http://www.toshiba.ca/web/product.grp?lg=en&section=1&group=2&product=11250
The Toshiba Hi-Speed Port Replicator II is compatible with:
Tecra R700, R940, R950, Portege R830, R930
Notes:
1. Speeds may vary
2. Ports supported may vary with notebook model; When notebook is connected to port replicator, it is recommended not to use the ports on the notebook
3. Dual VGA and HDMI display capability depends on notebook model
4. Gigabit Ethernet support only if notebook supports it

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Running a Portege R930-1d0 through High speed port replicatior II.
Is it possible to output to dual displays?
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>So if I connect one monitor via VGA and another via display port I should get output to both monitors?
Well, usually it should be possible to use two external monitor simultaneously.
But Im not quite sure about the VGA/Display port combination because the VGA port supports analogue signal and the HDMI / Display port supports digital output.
However, it worth a check
Otherwise you could try to connect one monitor directly to the notebook and the other to port replicator.

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Hello JLINDBACH,
Thank you for posting on the HP Forums!
I understand you are looking for a port replicator that will work on Windows 8.1. The HP USB 3.0 3005pr Port Replicator does have a driver for Windows 8.1 that you can download here: HP 3005pr USB 3.0 Port Replicator Driver for Windows 8.1
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I have purchased 2x Samsung S24C550VL 23.6 inch LED MHL Monitor (250cd/m2, 1920x1080, 2ms, 2x HDMI, MHL, VGA).
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Portege R500 - Slim port Replicator II: Dual Monitor DVI & RGB together

Is it possible to use a dual monitor setup on a slim port replicator II if I connect one monitor to the DVI-port and the other to the RGB-port?
I have a Toshiba Portege R500 notebook.
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Hi
I didnt find any information regarding the Advanced Port Replicator II but I found some info about Advanced Port Replicator III and the simultaneous usage of RGB & DVI ports
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Cannot connect 2 external monitors via port replicator using Portege Z30-16U

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I need hell I just moved from a other laptop to the Portege Z30-16U, I have spent hours trying to connect my 2 external monitors to my Hi-Speed Port replicator III 120W but my laptop will only see one monitor.
I have been using 2 external monitors with my laptop for yrs as I do a lot or reading and I do not want to use only one and the laptop screen.
I have tried VGA cables and mix of a VGA and a HDMI but nothing is working.
Can anyone tell me how I can connect and view 2 external monitors with this laptop and port replicator, I cannot believe it is not possible it would make no sense that Toshiba would be so technilogically behind other laptop manufacturers.
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Liga

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I am not familliar with the Portreplicator of Z30, but the general behaviour of the dual-displayconnector replicators is that 1 can be used.
Not 2 simultaneously.
I may be wrong and you should easily be able to check this - use only 1 at a time.
First one, then the other.
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Port Replicator?

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Greetings wise wizards of Lenovo:
I'm helping a friend with the USB Port Replicator, who is running Windows Vista Home Premium on her Acer laptop. She has all of the necessary hardware requirements, and I've installed the Lenovo USB Port Replicator drivers with once with Vista (automatically installing the drivers), once with the CD, and finally from the Lenovo website. The problem is that the port replicator works fine upon installation, but as soon as Vista is restarted, not only does a second monitor not appear automatically, it doesn't appear at all.
Connecting the second monitor to the laptop VGA port works fine, and I can extend the desktop across both the laptop and the second monitor... it is only a problem on restart with the port replicator. I've uninstalled and resintalled three times now, once with letting Vista provide the drivers automatically, once with the CD, and once with the website download.
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Mines not working on XP. Works fine until I re-boot then I have a hard time getting it to work. I've tried unplugging the ac adapter, usb, tried switching my monitors and still nothing. Both monitors are functioning properly. The icon for the repilicator does not show up down the clock. It's in my program files with the only option to uninstall.
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Port Replicator loses connection to 2 external monitors and moves all the windows to the main screen

I recently purchased a Lenovo USB 2.0 Port Replicator with Digital Video (0A33942) to use with my Lenovo ThinkPad E530 laptop and two external monitors. One of the monitors is plugged into the port replicator with a VGA cord and the other one is plugged in directly into the laptop also with VGA.
The issue I'm having is randomly during the day, both screens will go blank, when they come back up everything that was open on the second screen gets moved to the main one. This happens about 15 times a day and although not a life threatening issue, it's still more of an annoyance moving everything back to the second screen as it was originally set up.
I have gone to Power Options and I have switched the sleep mode to 'Never'. Anyone have any suggestions? This is really driving me nuts. I tried calling Lenovo support and they told me this wasn't in "their scope" of support issues.
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What cable(s) for audio on hp zr2440w monitor with HP 3005pr port replicator and HP Folio laptop?

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I have an HP Folio laptop.
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I want to use the monitor's built-in speakers.
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This guide lists all the features of this monitor starting on page 2. It doesn't appear to have a microphone. You could still connect an external microphone to the port replicator's microphone jack.
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Port Replicator III+ very high cpu when moving usb mouse only in W2k

Tecra M2 with a port replicator III+
It's set to dual boot into XP and Win2000 (yes I know it's getting on a bit, but I've got a lot of stuff installed in win2k that is difficult to get hold of these days).
XP is 100% fine, but with win 2000 if I use my *USB mouse* on the *port replicator* ports and waggle the mouse around - the *CPU* jumps from 0 to *70+%* usage (the system process which I think indicatates as IRQ problem). If I plug the mouse into the laptop ports (when the laptop is docked) - it's fine, at most 5% cpu usage. It's a basic microsoft mouse. I definately think it's a usb problem of some kind, because the cpu even jumps a bit if I type quickly on my usb keyboard (only a couple of %). It happens with all the replicator's usb ports.
Any ideas? I don't really want to plug in my mouse in the morning because it kinda defeats the point of having a docking station in the first place! I've got the mobile extensions installed. All the other aspects of the replicator are fine
Martin

Huh it will not be easy to find good explanation for this.
At this time when Tecra M2 was offered on the market as compatible port replicator Toshiba has offered Toshiba Advanced Port Replicator III (not +) and at this time both supported operating system was tested with it.
Later Toshiba has designed Toshiba Advanced Port Replicator III+ and confirmed compatibility with Tecra M2 but obviously with newer (at this time) WXP.
So now you have follow situation: you use newer port replicator but with much older operating system so I presume there is maybe some compatibility problem with W2K.
I cannot imagine you use it so often with W2K and if yes it cannot be so problematic to connect mouse directly on notebooks USB port.
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I am using HP250 laptop with 2005pr usb port replicator. Using laptop stnad alone the screen is set to maximum resolution but when I attached the 2005pr the monitor res is dropped to 1280x720 max. It worked fine originally, this has only recently started to happen. I need to get the moitor res range back to matching the normal laptop screen res.

Hi
The max display resolution depends on the notebook (graphic card) and the external display which is connected to the Hi-Speed Port Replicator.
The internal graphic card INTEL QM57 (built-in in Portege R700) overwiew provides this info:
http://www.intel.com/Products/Notebook/Chipsets/QM57/qm57-overview.htm
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Hello,
I received today the Port replicator but could not get the PC to recognize this and create a "docked" hardware profile.
Going trough diferent searches I could not find if the port replicator should allow "docking" or not
The use of the port replicator is mainly to be able to disconnect the second monitor, external keyboard, mouse and LAN when I have to move into an other room and being able to link up to projectors trough the VGA port

Huh it will not be easy to find good explanation for this.
At this time when Tecra M2 was offered on the market as compatible port replicator Toshiba has offered Toshiba Advanced Port Replicator III (not +) and at this time both supported operating system was tested with it.
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Sorry but I dont think there is anything you can do about it.

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