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It says the USB-C connector supports On The Go (OTG), which means it can act as both a host and a device. I could imagine being able to power the RasPi4 and co
by jamesfmilne 7y ago
It says the USB-C connector supports On The Go (OTG), which means it can act as both a host and a device.
I could imagine being able to power the RasPi4 and communicate with it over Ethernet using just a USB-C cable if the Raspberry Pi 4 supports USB Ethernet 'gadget' mode, which I'm guessing it will if that USB-C port is fully USB OTG compatible.