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Hm, I usually see this called out as being able to act as an HID. "OTG" is such a gallingly stupid, uninformative term.
by ShadowBanThis01 3y ago
Hm, I usually see this called out as being able to act as an HID.
"OTG" is such a gallingly stupid, uninformative term.
- rcxdude 3y agoIt's because it was originally developed for smartphones: originally normally trieted as devices, then adding the ability to act as hosts, therefore you have a USB host "on the go". The more modern version and terminology is USB-C dual-role support, which is the same basic thing but using the USB-PD protocol to negotiate instead of a special marker cable (which the product page does also use).