This document is a user guide for Apple's PowerBook Dock and PowerBook Dock Plus K, including setup and troubleshooting information. It describes the features and characteristics of the PowerBook Dock and PowerBook Dock Plus K.
The PowerBook Duo Dock and Duo Dock Plus serve as versatile desktop bases that expand the capabilities of a PowerBook Duo. They are not standalone computers but require a PowerBook Duo to function, providing video, storage, and input/output features similar to desktop Macintosh systems.
This manual covers building a complete system by connecting peripherals such as monitors, keyboards, mice, external storage devices (like CD-ROM drives), modems, and printers. It also details how to install NuBus cards for networking support and explains network connectivity options including Ethernet connections.
No, a Duo Dock itself is not a computer; you need a PowerBook Duo to use it.
It can accommodate any Macintosh-compatible monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, hard disk drive, CD-ROM drive, scanner, or other device.
You can determine this by turning the computer system off; if the interference stops, it was probably caused by the computer.