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For a device, USB-C requires two resistors that older USB ports don't. Declaring yourself as a host/device is also a bit different: USB-C hardware can switch.
by Findecanor 2y ago
For a device, USB-C requires two resistors that older USB ports don't.
Declaring yourself as a host/device is also a bit different: USB-C hardware can switch. Micro USB has a "On-the-go" (OTG) indicator pin to indicate host/device.
The USB PHY in RP2040 and the RP2350 is actually capable of being a USB host but the Micro USB port's OTG pin is not connected to anything.
- rvense 2y agoHm, I've used mine as a USB host with an adapter? Not sure of the details, I suppose OTG is the online/runtime switching and I was just running as fixed host?