Are data pins shorted to signal Android devices that it is high output? From some comments, it sounds like the answer is NO?
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No. I have Galaxy Note and Nexus 10 -- both are charging at an abysmal 200mA ...very disappointing.
2248127
I have two outputs that are not terminated and it seems to work fine. I have been using the device for a couple of years now.
1362437
the new LCD wouldn't cause a poor signal. I'd guess with out looking at your device the antenna wire that comes from the bottom speaker area isn't pushed onto the contact on the mother board securely. you can check this contact by just removing back cover.
2151652
I have only used this on my Asus Transformer Infinity T701, but it looks to work just like a standard USB hub and Ethernet port when plugged in. I do not recall that Android required any special drivers/apps to use it. It just worked.
1875054
Yes, one is for data, the other is for power. Though it may be possible to use a USB charger for this connection. I have used the unit with a tablet by using a multi-port adapter.
866446
I now see on my Android device a app called 'LED Magic Color Controller'....I personally do not have the bulb to test out if this is legit, but I'm only posting the name in case someone can test this out and reply back to see if I am right or wrong (let's hope I'm right...lol)
1020110
I was not able to charge more than the specified devices. The 5 ports have different output levels, and I found that one of my phones will not charge if it's not plugged in to the right type. It works exactly as advertised--different outputs for different device types. It won't charge device types that don't match and that cannot handle the output level.
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Do both male ends of the cable have data? I want to use it to power a device without backfeeding power to usb on computer.
381081
You might want to test it using adata's tools: http://www.adatausa.com/index.php?action=ss_main&page;=ss_usbdiy&lan;=usBackup your data before you test the device.
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I don't know that answer, but... for windows (7-64 in my case) they load a service that monitors the USB port and chews up so much CPU overhead that I ended up removing the device and giving up on it. So that will be something else to watch out for.
175291
My application did not require additional drivers. I hooked it up to an Android hdmi stick and it worked perfectly.
890775
well, I used the device with Tablet Assus Android OS, but it stop to work suddenly after a short time, no support enough help to revolve de issue, after I saw some references talking about the same problem o diffrents issues, very fragil device.
770493
there is some circuitry in the female end of the cable. I have assumed it was a modest booster, since i never have seen loss with this in use with wifi antennas, though I use it on Linux and not Windows.
467194
At 1st I was disappointed because this is a I-ph 4 to micro (android or thinkpad) connector. It works well for my thinkpad to I Ph 4with my micro cable. Dont think it is std USB, it isn't. Its a droid type connector.
2128006
No.it tricked me too,its Display Port. An unused plug thing. Never even seen it. It's not USB �
1219135
Not sure if this has been answered or not, but I seem to remember mine booting up immediately, with an option to install android. I'd try taking the card out and reinserting.
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Yes, this board almost works out-of-the-box with any Arduino, including the UNO, and any device capable of UART/USART communication. Be careful though. Power can be supplied using either a 3.3v or 5v source, but the RX and TX pins should only use 3.3v logic signals. The thing won't blow up on the first time you try to send a 5v signal, just do not do it any ways. Get a Logic Level Converter, learn how to make a voltage divider circuit, or how to use a transistor to do so instead. BTW these things are awesome. Get a simple terminal app for android and it will pair right up. Yes, this board almost works out-of-the-box with any Arduino, including the UNO, and any device capable of UART/USART communication. Be careful though. Power can be supplied using either a 3.3v or 5v source, but the RX and TX pins should only use 3.3v logic signals. The thing won't blow up on the first time you try to send a 5v signal, just do not do it any ways. Get a Logic Level Converter, learn how to make a voltage divider circuit, or how to use a transistor to do so instead. BTW these things are awesome. Get a simple terminal app for android and it will pair right up.