USB port on my camera, which is about 3 years old, does not accept a standard micro USB connector. Is it Sony specific?
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Hi Gregory, if the USB cable that you're using is not working, try another one. It might be defective. It should work with non Sony branded USB cable. -Vincent
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You might be able to use a USB - RS485 adaptor, depending on the software that controls the camera and what it expects to see as a RS485 port
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The end that plus into the remote is proprietary as far as I can tell. The camera end is shaped like micro USB, but it's much longer, so you can almost consider that proprietary as well. It only fits in Sony's multi control ports (I.e. RX100 Mk 2, but NOT RX100 Mk 1)
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I think any USB to Micro USB cable would work. Amazon.com has several choices. I no longer have my Olympus but gave it as a gift to my daughter so can't check this out but my recollection is that this cable will work.
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Manual states that the USB port is for debugging/development. I connected the camera to USB phone charger, but the camera would not show any sign of life. I believe it doesn't power from USB, unfortunately...
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The USB connection on the camera is a common USB port. The USB port on this camera is a standard mini-USB connection. This cable is compatible with the Canon PowerShot SD1400 IS.
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In my opinion no this particular USB will not work. I looked up your camera and cannot get a good look at the USB connector on the camera. You made need either a micro or mini USB cable.
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I had not thought of doing that so I have looked my camera over. It has USB, a HDMI, and component/AV ports but I do not see any port that I would identify as a mike port. I have misplaced the booklet that came with the camera so could not search that. I hope this helps...
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the remote has to have the micro-USB connector, not the older semi-circle connector. Sony's adapter cable does not work for remote control devices.
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At least in the one I got ,no USB port. You must use an SD card.Hope this help's.
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All I know is...the USB replacement(s) I ordered for my Fuji fine pixz100 didn't work so I just bought a brand new Fuji camera...
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Sorry, to disagree with WIM on this point, but it is NOT a micro USB connector. You'll have to haul around another "special" cable. Panasonic uses a proprietary USB cable that they supply with the camera. The camera has an 8-pin connector, but the cable has a "Standard" USB A connector on one end to connect to your computer, but on the other end, the one that connects to the camera uses a proprietary "non-standard" connector called a UC-E6. It is a 5-pin connector with 4 pins on one edge and 1 pin on the other edge. See attached link. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51823652 But as WIM suggested, you don't have to use the cable, you can remove the SD card from the camera and insert it directly into your computer, or set-up a wireless connection to do the same. Suggested link: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCTS5_ADV.PDF
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I believe it may be a proprietary connector. Smaller than the standard micro connectors on phones like Sprint uses. Should be able to use a USB extension cable. Several listed on Amazon reasonably priced. Or remove the memory card OR hook up with HDMI connector
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Jacki, you cab use a usb phone charger to do the same. If you look up the manual on the SONY site it will give you a picture of the actual cord that came with the camera.
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I have used any USB to mini USB cable. I don't think a Sony-specific cable would matter. Amazon sells them, including one here:AmazonBasics USB 2.0 Cable - A-Male to Mini-B - 6 Feet (1.8 Meters)
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Go to Sony website, see what accessories compatible with your Camera. Good luck.
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I have used any USB to mini USB cable. I don't think a Sony-specific cable would matter. Amazon sells them, including one here: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-A-Male-Mini-B-Cable-Meters/dp/B001TH7GUK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381583741&sr=8-1&keywords=mini+usb+cable