Satechi USB4 Multiport Adapter

Step 1: Connect to Your Device

Connect the adapter to a USB-C port on your device.

[Diagram: A USB-C cable connects the adapter to a device's USB-C port.]

Step 2: Connect to a Display

Use the HDMI port to output 4K HDMI to an external monitor or display, up to 60Hz. Your computer, cable, and monitor need to support 8K. macOS supports up to 4K at 60Hz.

[HDMI 4K]

[Diagram: An HDMI cable connects the adapter to an external monitor.]

Step 3: Charge Your Device

Use the USB-C PD port to charge your device up to 100W. Approximately 15W is used for the adapter's operation. The USB-C charging port does not support video or data transfer.

[Battery ?] [Laptop ?]

[Diagram: A USB-C PD cable connects to the adapter, with an arrow indicating power flow to a laptop.]

Step 4: Connect USB Devices

Use the USB-A data ports to connect USB devices. The adapter features two USB 3.2 ports, each supporting data up to 10 Gbps, and one USB 2.0 port. These ports do not support charging or CD readers, including Apple SuperDrive.

[USB 3.2 (10 Gbps) x2] [USB 2.0 x1]

[Diagram: USB-A devices are connected to the adapter's USB-A ports.]

Step 5: Connect to Network

Connect an RJ45 network cable to the adapter's Gigabit Ethernet port.

[Ethernet ?]

[Diagram: An RJ45 network cable connects to the adapter's Ethernet port.]

Step 6: Use Card Readers

Insert microSD or SD cards into the card reader slots. The adapter supports SD/SDHC/SDXC, SD3.0 UHS-1, with speeds up to 104MB/S. Capacity is up to 2TB for synchronous use.

[SD Card ?] [microSD Card ?]

[Diagram: SD and microSD cards are inserted into the adapter's card reader slots.]