2 ms·
You do it like Lightning did with a chip that controls the pinout as well as reporting the use case.
by NetMageSCW 1y ago
You do it like Lightning did with a chip that controls the pinout as well as reporting the use case.
- lxgr 1y agoThat’s basically how USB-C does it too (except that the chip isn’t strictly necessary; an identifying resistor does the job for legacy adapters and cables). USB-C was heavily inspired by Lightning.