Docking station LOGON LHC030 USB 2.0 with multiple ports

LOGON LHC030 USB 2.0 docking station expands a computer's connectivity by adding multiple USB ports through a single USB 2.0 connection. It is designed to provide additional ports for common peripherals such as keyboards, mice and external drives, offering a simple plug-and-play experience without the need for additional drivers on most systems. The compact design makes it suitable for desks with limited space and for mobile setups where extra USB connections are required.

Advantages

The docking station enables immediate extension of a computer’s USB capacity using a USB 2.0 interface, allowing users to connect multiple devices simultaneously. It supports standard USB peripherals and provides a tidy, centralised connection point that reduces cable clutter. Installation is straightforward—typically requiring only connection to an available USB port—making it practical for both home and office environments where quick setup is important.

Suitable for

• Connecting additional keyboards and mice
• Attaching external hard drives or flash drives for data transfer
• Adding USB accessories such as webcams, printers or card readers
• Temporary workstations and hot-desking setups
• Small office or home office environments needing more USB ports

Key specifications

• Interface: USB 2.0 host connection
• Function: multi-port USB expansion for peripherals
• Power: bus-powered from the computer USB port (no external power supply required for standard USB devices)
• Compatibility: works with operating systems supporting USB 2.0 plug-and-play
• Form factor: compact, desk-friendly housing

How to use

Connect the docking station to an available USB port on your computer using the built-in cable or supplied connector. Once connected, the operating system should recognise the device and allow immediate use of attached USB peripherals. If multiple high-power devices are connected simultaneously, transferring large amounts of data or using bus-powered storage, consider connecting devices one at a time or using external power for certain peripherals to ensure stable operation. For removal, safely eject any storage devices from the operating system before disconnecting the docking station.

Usage recommendations

Place the docking station on a stable surface near the computer to avoid strain on the USB connector. For best performance with external drives or devices that draw significant current, use one device at a time or connect devices that require higher power to a dedicated powered USB hub. Regularly update your operating system to maintain compatibility and safely eject removable storage before unplugging.