HP Docking Station

The HP Docking Station provides the convenience of full port replication capability and cable management in a space-saving design.

The notebook can be powered on or off when connecting it to and removing it from the HP Docking Station. The blue Docking LED on the Docking Station shows a successful connection and will not illuminate until the notebook is powered on and the Docking Station is connected to electrical power.

The Docking Station will not have full functionality unless it is connected to electrical power. This also allows the notebook battery to remain charged while the notebook is connected to the Docking Station.

When the notebook is connected to the Docking Station, you may attach external devices to the connectors on the rear and left side of the Docking Station or to the connectors on the notebook.

Feature	Specification
Ports	Provides the following pass-through ports: S-Video Composite video Optional monitor stand Audio out (headphone) Audio in (microphone) PS/2 mouse PS/2 keyboard Parallel Serial VGA DVI Power input RJ-11 RJ-45 USB (4 - three standard and one powered)
Status indicators
	Three LEDs: Power LED - On Power on/off button to indicate whether the Docking station and notebook are turned on or off Docking LED - On Eject button to indicate whether the notebook is connected properly Power LED - Above power input connector to indicate whether the AC adapter is connect to AC power
AC adapter	External 120W AC adapter
Warranty	1 year limited warranty with whole unit carry-in or replacement.

HP Advanced Docking Station

The HP Advanced Docking Station provides the convenience of full port replication capability, cable management, and extra expansion bays in a space-saving design.

The Advanced Docking Station contains a MultiBay II (9.5mm) bay for MultiBay II optical and hard disk drives and an ExpressCard slot.

The notebook can be powered on or off when connecting it to and removing it from the HP Advanced Docking Station. The blue Docking LED on the Advanced Docking Station shows a successful connection and will not illuminate until the notebook is powered on and the Advanced Docking Station is connected to electrical power.

The Advanced Docking Station must be connected to electrical power to provide full functionality. This also allows the notebook battery to remain charged while the notebook is connected to the Advanced Docking Station.

When the notebook is connected to the Advanced Docking Station, you may attach external devices to the connectors on the rear and left side of the Advanced Docking Station or to the connectors on the notebook.

A MultiBay II drive and an ExpressCard can also be installed in the Advanced Docking Station

Feature	Specification
Ports	Provides the following pass-through ports: S-Video Composite video Optional monitor stand Audio out (headphone) Audio in (microphone) PS/2 mouse PS/2 keyboard Parallel Serial VGA DVI Power input RJ-11 RJ-45 USB (6 - five standard and one powered)
Status indicators	Four LEDs: Power LED - On Power on/off button to indicate whether the Docking station and notebook are turned on or off Docking LED - On Eject button to indicate whether the notebook is connected properly Power LED - Above power input connector to indicate whether the AC adapter is connect to AC power MultiBay II Activity LED - On left side of unit to indicate MultiBay II drive activity
Options	MultiBay II options: DVD-ROM DVD/CD-RW combo DVD+/-RW and CD-RW combo 80GB 5400rpm hard disk drive ExpressCard options ExpressCard/34 ExpressCard/54
AC adapter	External 120W AC adapter
Warranty	1 year limited warranty with whole unit carry-in or replacement.