
1 –  SD
™
 4.0 Card Slot 
This slot supports SD, SDHC
™
, 
and SDXC
™
 memory cards. Insert 
cards label-side up.
2 –  USB 2.0 Charging Port 
You may charge iOS
®
 devices 
(and other devices that charge 
via USB) connected to this port. 
You may also connect a USB 
peripheral such as a keyboard or 
mouse to this port. 
3 –  Combo Audio Jack 
Connect headphones or a 
headset, or powered speakers. 
8 –  20VDC Socket 
Connect the included DC power 
adapter between this socket and 
the included power cord.
9 –  Thunderbolt Peripheral Ports 
Connect Thunderbolt or USB 
peripheral devices (including 
monitors) to these ports using 
appropriate cables or adapters. 
4 –  Computer/Charging Port  
Connect your computer to 
this port using the included 
Thunderbolt 4 (40Gb/s) cable. If 
your laptop/notebook computer 
supports charging through a 
Thunderbolt port, this port 
delivers up to 90W of power. 
5 –  Power Indicator 
This lights green when the Echo 
dock is switched on, and stays off 
when the dock is switched off.
10 –  Gigabit Ethernet Port  
Connect to a switch or router 
using Cat 5 or better unshielded 
twisted pair (UTP) cable with 
RJ45 connectors. The left (green) 
LED lights up to indicate an 
Ethernet link, while the right 
(orange) LED flashes to indicate 
network activity.
6 –  Thunderbolt Link Indicator 
With the dock switched on, this 
lights blue when the computer 
to which the dock is connected 
is on; the LED turns off when 
the computer is off or sleeping. 
Note that if the dock is connected 
to another Thunderbolt device 
instead of directly to a computer, 
other Thunderbolt devices 
connected between the computer 
and dock must also be powered 
on before this indicator will light.
7 –  Power Switch 
This switches the dock on and 
off. When switched off, power is 
removed from all ports and the dock 
will not charge a connected computer 
or phone.
11 –  USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) Ports 
Connect USB devices to these 
ports.
Quick Start Guide 
       for Echo
™
 
11
 Thunderbolt
™
 
4
 Dock 
You Should Have
The following items should be included in your product package:
• Sonnet Echo 11 Thunderbolt 4 Dock 
• Power adapter
• Power cord
• Thunderbolt 4 (40Gb/s) cable
• Quick Start Guide 
Mac
®
 Compatibility
• macOS
®
 11.2+
• M1 Mac with Thunderbolt/USB4 ports
• Intel Mac with Thunderbolt 3 ports
Windows
®
 Compatibility
• Windows computer with a Thunderbolt 4 port
• Not compatible with Thunderbolt 3 Windows computers
• Windows 10 (64-bit Edition Version 20H2 or greater)
Preparing to Use the Dock With a Mac Computer
The standard drivers required to support the Echo 11 dock are installed 
as part of macOS 11.2 and later; there are no preparation steps. 
Preparing to Use the Dock With a Windows Computer
Windows computers require the latest BIOS and Thunderbolt drivers 
to support this product; check with your computer manufacturer 
for update information. The first time you connect the Echo 11 
Thunderbolt 4 dock to your computer, an Approve Thunderbolt™ 
Devices window will appear. From the drop-down menu select Always 
Connect, and then click OK. 
   Support  Note: This document was up to date at the time of 
printing. However, changes to the hardware or software may 
have occurred since then. Please check the Sonnet Web site for the 
latest documentation. 
 1. Go to https://www.sonnettech.com/support/kb/kb.php
 2.  Navigate to and click the Echo 11 Thunderbolt 4 Dock link.
 3. Click the Manual link. 
 4.  Click the Echo 11 Thunderbolt 4 Dock Quick Start Guide [English] 
link, and then check the Document Version information. If the version 
listed is later than this document (revision C), click the Download Now 
button for the latest version.