I saw micro usb and otg slots what is otg for .how can I charge my tab from pc.it doesn't seems to charge through micro usb.can I use external battery
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Otg stands for on the go. I use it mainly for my digital camera. You can download your pictures straight onto your tablet. And yes you should be able to charge your tablet through your PC. You can charge your other things from your PC, for example your ipod. I don't understand a about the external battery thing. What do you mean about that.
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Should have a wall charger for tablet. At the moment not sure what otg is either, maybe if you have computer repair or electronic store near you, you could ask them. Sorry not more helpful.
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With my device, yes. And it should be the same with other devices. In order for my device to charge, First, connect the microSD power cable to this OTG cable. THEN connect the OTG cable to your phone. Your charge light should come on. THEN connect your other devices/peripherals (hub, mouse, flashdrive, etc). To get your peripherals to work, sometimes I have to unplug and replugin the power, or sometimes the hub cable. If your power supply is rated too small like (500-700 mamps or less), it might not charge AND run your devices very well. You can avoid that issue by using a powered USB hub, or by using just 1 peripheral.
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The galaxy tab does not have a USB port. The USB adapter shown here is used to upload files from your computer into the micro sd card. One the sd card has all the files you wanted loaded in, you remove it from the USB adapter and stick the micro sd card into the tablet.
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Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power draw and a "host" mode to be able to connect to other USB devices. Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power... » Read More Depends. usually cheap tablets don't support it. what you're looking for is called USB OTG or just OTG (on the go). Do a quick google search for the model number or store you bought it from. Alternatively, there's an android app mentioned here http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-tell-if-your-android-phone-or-tablet-supports-usb-on-the-go/that will tell you one way or another. (it is android, right?) Good luck!UPDATE: Just because it fits, doesn't mean for sure that it will work! The hardware manufacturer has to allow power draw and a "host" mode to be able to connect to other USB devices. « Show Less
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You can plug it into two things. 1- Your computer which should have powered USB ports. Or 2 - Use a POWERED USB adapter to charge almost every item that requires that you use a USB cable to charge it. I use a 7 Port POWERED USB adapter to charge this lighted and all of my tablets that use a USB cable to charge with. Hope this answers your question for you. Alex K.
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All USB Devices have different Current output requirements. This has a range of current options for you. You would likely want to use the iPad or Samsung Tab. Really, you can charge almost all tablets/phones with any level of USB grade currents. It will just charge faster/slower.
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I can not recommend the item! It has never work with any of my tablets micro USB ports using a thumb drive. My conclusion is that this is NOT an OTG adapter but just a plain USB adapter.
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There is a cord attached to the keyboard that will plug into an OTG micro USB port. That is what your tablet needs to have in order to plug the keyboard into it. I hope that helps.
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Save your money. Get a USB OTG cable for less than 10 bucks and use any USB keyboard you own...wired or wireless. Just plug it in. No drivers needed. You can also plug in a mouse or USB flash drive. Or plug in a hub, preferably powered, and use them all at once. Here's an example of the USB OTG cable. Yes, I own this tablet, yes this works.JKase Micro USB OTG Host Cable to USB 2.0 Adapter for Samsung Smart phones
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That's really more of a question of tablet and cam support. This cable is meant to configure your mini usb normally a slave and turn it into the host instead. If you're not sure you need an otg cable you might not. I used this to attach a mouse and kb to my android via usb hub. Works like a charm.
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I don't believe so. I have not found a usb OTG cable that allows you to charge your host device. This is essentially a powered usb hub - it allows you to attach a usb hard drive or other power-hungry devices. The power input does not go to the host.
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It gets power from the tablet, so you will need the right adapter USB cord, usually a micro or mini one it depends on your tablet my tablet was a mini one. It's a female USB OTG cable like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081CRXGI/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 .
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I bought item number 7395064 Micro Connectors USB OTG Cable from Frys.com. It allows you to connect On the Go capable USB devices such as a flash drive, mouse, keyboard, etc. directly to your Smartphone or tablet via Micro USB port. They say it's compatible with latest Android phones & tablets. I picked it up in-store because I needed it right away. But shipping is only $1.99. The adapter has a very short cord and works great...as does the keyboard. Amazon also has a wide variety of USB 2.0 A Female to Micro B Male Adapter Cables too...all with short cords. Read the reviews and pick up the one you like best. All are pretty reasonably priced. I bought item number 7395064 Micro Connectors USB OTG Cable from Frys.com. It allows you to connect On the Go capable USB devices such as a flash drive, mouse, keyboard, etc. directly to your Smartphone or tablet via Micro USB port. They say it's compatible with latest Android phones & tablets. I picked it up in-store because I needed it right away. But shipping is only $1.99. The adapter has a very short cord and works great...as does the keyboard. Amazon also has a wide variety of USB 2.0 A Female to Micro B Male Adapter Cables too...all with short cords. Read the reviews and pick up the... » Read More I bought item number 7395064 Micro Connectors USB OTG Cable from Frys.com. It allows you to connect On the Go capable USB devices such as a flash drive, mouse, keyboard, etc. directly to your Smartphone or tablet via Micro USB port. They say it's compatible with latest Android phones & tablets. I picked it up in-store because I needed it right away. But shipping is only $1.99. The adapter has a very short cord and works great...as does the keyboard. Amazon also has a wide variety of USB 2.0 A Female to Micro B Male Adapter Cables too...all with short cords. Read the reviews and pick up the one you like best. All are pretty reasonably priced. « Show Less
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have not tried it on a tablet. My understanding is that "USB on the go" or OTG, is implemented in all of Samsung's products starting with the Galaxy S II. OTG is a firmware and hardware implementation that is supported by more recent versions of Android. to support OTG, the connector on the device must have 5 instead of 4 pins. When the OTG cable is attached, the 5th pin is used to identify the device that will be host. Sooo, to check run USB OTG Checker and it will tell you if your device is OTG capable: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.usbotgchecker&hl;=en have not tried it on a tablet. My understanding is that "USB on the go" or OTG, is implemented in all of Samsung's products starting with the Galaxy S II. OTG is a firmware and hardware implementation that is supported by more recent versions of Android. to support OTG, the connector on the device must have 5 instead of 4 pins. When the OTG cable is attached, the 5th pin is used to identify the device that will be host. Sooo, to check run USB OTG Checker and it will tell you if your device is OTG capable:... » Read More have not tried it on a tablet. My understanding is that "USB on the go" or OTG, is implemented in all of Samsung's products starting with the Galaxy S II. OTG is a firmware and hardware implementation that is supported by more recent versions of Android. to support OTG, the connector on the device must have 5 instead of 4 pins. When the OTG cable is attached, the 5th pin is used to identify the device that will be host. Sooo, to check run USB OTG Checker and it will tell you if your device is OTG capable: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.usbotgchecker&hl;=en « Show Less
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I you have, say, a tablet or phone charger where you can unplug the USB cable and have the AC wall adapter seperate, you can use it to charge this device. Just take the wall adapter and plug a microUSB cable into the device and it will charge (you can use the microUSB cable that comes with e devce or use one that you use for your phone or tablet etc.)
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USB On-The-Go, often abbreviated USB OTG or just OTG, is a specification that allows USB devices such as digital audio players or mobile phones to act as a host, allowing other USB devices like a USB flash drive, digital camera, mouse, or keyboard to be attached to them. Unlike conventional USB systems, USB OTG systems can drop the hosting role and act as normal USB devices when attached to another host. This can be used to allow a mobile phone to act as host for a flash drive and read its contents, downloading music for instance, but then act as a flash drive when plugged into a host computer and allow the host to read data from the device.
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According to the specifications of your phone, the Sandisk should work with the Micro USB connection /charging point on your phone. The critical point appears to be whether your phone supports upto 32Gb in microSD. It would appear that if your phone is limited to 16 or 32 for microSDs, they tend not to recognize USBs above those specs. I like the Sandisk OTG chips because of the protective covers for both the USB and the microUSB connectors.