Can I use this to sync data from my PC to my Transformer?
2043951
This particular cable from this seller on Amazon? The direct answer is simply "No".
2043952
Although it is the primary charger for the ASUS EPad, I think you should be able to sync and transfer data and files to other devices.
2043953
I haven't tried but it should work. You don't have to worry about damaging anything by plugging it into your computer.
1348252
Hi Nasser. This device doesn't have any compatibility list so as long as you need to open up a computer's hard drive or magnetic media, you can use it. It is demagnetized to reduce the likelihood of damage and allows you to tackle minor electronic maintenance jobs with ease.
1188586
There should not be an issue the cable is usb2 speed. Load the software first then attach the meter to the pc. The software is not the best but its a start for what you want as results. rick
1513488
you would have to use a transformer to plug it into , then yes you could use this.
2058699
I am not sure whether you are questioning the cable or the connection on your PC. if shipped properly, the cable is a standard USB. However, if they shipped the old style units, the cable would be an old printer cable (IEEE 488) which is not found on most modern PC's. I bought this unit that is linked to the photo on this question and it was USB and worked fine. You may be referring to the second piece of the power cable as it comes as a short cable to teh transformer, then the transformer and a longer cable to the wall socket. One other possibility would be that the USB cable provide was not the large flat connect but rather the small six sided tube-like USB mini connector. If that is the case, they packed the wrong cable. Do not have enough info to give you a good answer.
1415700
it will work but you have to count the number of wires you on your transformer. good luck
937135
The transformer is cheap and it either malfunctioned as soon as it was plugged in or was defective prior to that. I use the cables with a power supply from an old test computer to test both sata and pata hard drives.
1701127
You don't need a transformer! You can just plug it in as it is and works great!
475937
I'm using the converter. The manual says to use it. It's an expensive gadget and converter is pretty cheap. I don't wanna take a chance of breaking it.
1925943
Hi, it was designed to connect PC to PC . . . I would contact their C/S for possible software up-date. Good Luck !!!
2068202
I have not tried that... You would need a USB port. Check the StarTech web site.
2101261
I'm not sure by your question what you want to sync up to it? Let me know what you're looking to do and maybe I can help.
865727
Yes, it will work flawlessly without problem, as long as your device does not consume more watt than transformer supports.
469850
I don't know the answer to your question but you may be able to pose a question on the asus transformer forum website- hope this helps!
1506198
Natively, you can not. That doesn't mean that you can't use it with a converter, and with that, I would make no guarantees as to the quality of the electrical current that you would be using, or the impact on the device itself. I hope this helps..
382618
I do not know because I did not use it yet. & aniway I am goying to use it with a transformatot by my car Batary
980520
Not to my knowledge, unless you have a transformer. I gave it as a present and did not unpack it, nor read the owners manual.