Thinkpad Pro Ultra Dock USB 3.0 40A20090US External Resolution

Hi,
Can someone help me confirm the supported external resolution for the Thinkpad Pro Ultra Dock?
I am trying to connect the dock through the Display Port to HP 27 in Monitors. I can't get them to detect.
Thanks
Chang

Found this: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX200347

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