Have a look at this tool to help find out what 'capabilities' your cables have: https://github.com/alvarop/usb_c_cable_tester https://github.com/alvarop/usb_c_

Have a look at this tool to help find out what 'capabilities' your cables have: https://github.com/alvarop/usb_c_cable_tester https://github.com/alvarop/usb_c_cable_tester It has a number of connectors, the cable gets plugged into the board with both ends and labelled LEDs will light up for wires that are connected. It runs off a coin cell, no microcontroller, no single-board computer, no nothing. Just a power source, LEDs and connectors. From what I remember, the creator said that the repo should contain everything required to have some manufactured by JLCPCB (that's a large Chinese PCB prototyping service that also populates boards with components if you like).