please i want picture for jtag with more details
in the picture of jtag where is the ground must be connected and also is the socket lpt is male or female
another problem with me is in pins LPT i want to know is pins for 18 to 25 are cloesd with us or alos pin 14 with this circle or what
i want any one are succes to help me is this jtag
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please i want picture for jtag with more details
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please i want picture for jtag with more details
in the picture of jtag where is the ground must be connected and also is the socket lpt is male or female
another problem with me is in pins LPT i want to know is pins for 18 to 25 are cloesd with us or alos pin 14 with this circle or what
i want any one are succes to help me is this jtag
[email protected]
i want to know whare i must put the ground and i use cable male to male in my pc thats cable more than 1 mr is this the problem i mean the wires less than 20cm but the LPT Cable more than 1m is this make the connection error to detect target
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Dave
Hello.
Can Have any of the helps to build a data cable for HTC Blue Angel.
That is how you can convert the charcher to data cable .
Sorry for any mistake in English.
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just sent you a mail, for anyone else interested in that topic:
the blueangel connector layout is to be found here:
http://pinouts.ru/PDA/pda_blue_angel_pinout.shtml
with that information, you should have the knowledge to make a usb cable of your own.
Thank you brother.
does your wall charger have 4 color cables for the 4 PIN you need for the usb conection?? I don't want to cut mine if i'm not sure
Chef_Tony said:
just sent you a mail, for anyone else interested in that topic:
the blueangel connector layout is to be found here:
http://pinouts.ru/PDA/pda_blue_angel_pinout.shtml
with that information, you should have the knowledge to make a usb cable of your own.
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Chef_Tony, I hope you can help me answering this question...
Does it safe to connect to charger and PC if my proprietary port got bend at pin number 1 and 2?
I am worry if the pin number 2 which is ground pin might be important for charging...
First off I'd to say hello from Alaska,
Ok this may sound strange but does anybody out there know where i might find or have one made, I'm looking for a cable with 2 40 pin connectors on both ends, 1 male and the other female. This is for my TF201 and dock, I would use it so I don't have to take off the case to the Prime just plug in to the prime and to the dock..
Thank you all Stan
Cables to Go should be able to do this for you. I've had them make custom cables for me before. It likely won't be cheap, but they should be able to do it.
www.cablestogo.com
Just in case anyone was curious, I thought I would try to get lucky and see if a female-female USB adapter with a standard ASUS 40-pin cable on either end would work. However, it was only a novel attempt and the tablet does not recognize the dock as I had hoped.
I am sure Cables-to-Go could get something to work, but I agree that it will be quite expensive. It would be nice if there was a jumper cable accessory to accomplish this same concept since I am in the same position as the OP and typically carry the tablet in its own case and only use the dock when I have alot of typing to do.
On a side note, I did confirm that my Logitech Anywhere Mouse with the Unifying Receiver does work 100% with my tablet and Dock!....I just may be able to leave the laptop at the office yet!
Does anyone have a mapping of the pins and wires? I would like to try and "splice" two cables together to try and make a jumper cable but would need to make sure that I make the right connections. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I don't think that's going to work for several reasons.
First and foremost, if use two TP USB cables as the souce of the parts, you'll end up with a "jumper" cable with male connectors at both ends. You need male to female, remember?
Secondarily (and almost as important) is the number of contacts on the USB end of the cable. USB has four conductors plus shield and nine conductors plus shield in USB 3. Taking a cursory glance at USB plug on my TP cable, that's all there is. I don't see any additional conductors.
Following this, it's EXCEEDINGLY unlikely that the cable has 40 wires (one for each pin on the Prime end) running the full length. If it did, where would they connect to on the USB plug? Kinda silly to include extra copper to go nowhere.
Instead, if you were to pry open the 40 pin male plug, you'll see that most the pins aren't connected to anything. They're not needed for the USB cable.
Sorry to say, this just isn't going to work.
If you do choose to clip one of your cables just to have a look-see, cut the cable somewhere in the middle. If you cut right up next to the USB plug, you won't have ample wire there to repair what you're about to break.
I am aware that you will need a female adapter to make a true "jumper" cable. However, there may be a way of jerry-rigging a connection to the dock if a female connector can't be found (I have yet to find a part online).
My question is more in regards to whether or not anyone had a schematic of which of the pins are connected to which of the respective USB pins so that I could determine the best way of making a connection....short of having a cable for the ASUS TF201 like this: iPhone Extension Cable
Hi guys. I just bought an OTG cable with micro usb male. I tried looking for one with a galaxy tab male connector so that I could use it on my tab 2, but unfortunately I couldn't find one. So I decided to buy the otg cable AND a data cable of the tab. So I'm wondering what would happen if i cut them both open then connect them to each other. Would it work? They both ARE for data transfer anyways. I know this is my first post, and I'm kind of a noob, but please help me on this. thanks
OTG cables have the ID pin grounded at the connector that plugs in the device.
If the 30 pin data cable you have has a 4 pin full-size USB male on the other end, the ID connection is not carried through.
You could massacre the 30 pin, gain access to the ID pin and ground it there.
If the 30 pin data cable that you have has a 5 pin micro USB female on the other end then the ID connection might be carried through, but I kind of doubt it.