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No, the USB-C connector is only used for power, and USB 2.0-speed OTG 'gadget' functionality. In the current incarnation of the Pi 4/400/CM4, there is no way t
by geerlingguy 6y ago
No, the USB-C connector is only used for power, and USB 2.0-speed OTG 'gadget' functionality.
In the current incarnation of the Pi 4/400/CM4, there is no way to have a USB 3.1 type-C connector that passes through data, video, etc.