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query on USB cables
yussy
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Hi,
I do understand that USB cables have four pins, first & last pins carries (5v) for power and the inside two for data
transfer(Data-, Data+). What I don't understand is why? some USB cables only charge but don't transfer data when each end is connected to the computer and device(smartphone) respectively or some just display only the phone memory without the SDcard memory on the windows explorer. If anyone could help shed some light on it I'll appreciate thanks in advance
I do understand that USB cables have four pins, first & last pins carries (5v) for power and the inside two for data
transfer(Data-, Data+). What I don't understand is why? some USB cables only charge but don't transfer data when each end is connected to the computer and device(smartphone) respectively or some just display only the phone memory without the SDcard memory on the windows explorer. If anyone could help shed some light on it I'll appreciate thanks in advance
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Optionssoletek
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So what are you asking? Why some USB cables don't charge? As far as I know they all work the same. So devices have features that will allow it to act in a certain mode under certain circumstances. Such as being a file explorer when connected to a computer.
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PJ_Sneakers
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A) Some cables do not have data connectivity.
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Optionsyussy
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The question is why do some cables charge only, but don't allow data transmission?
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OptionsPJ_Sneakers
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Because the cable is made that way. It's cheaper to make them that way, and a lot of the time they are included with devices that have USB ports for charging but do not have data capability.The question is why do some cables charge only, but don't allow data transmission?
Like cheap phones, accessories, electronic knick knacks, etc.