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Siddhartha Jain
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Hi,
I have a Kyocera Blade 424C phone. The phone's data cable (as I can see
on the net) fits into the phone's DC inlet also used by the battery
charger. Now the USB spec says that a USB connector has to have four
wires, two for power and two for data. But the DC jack only has two and
the female connector on the phone also looks like a standard two-wire
connector. So is this some special design or does the OEM USB data
cable has a special four-wire DC jack at the other end?
And what do these USB-to-phone chargers consist of? Just a cable that
connects the power wires of the USB A-type jack to the two wires of a
DC jack? Is that it?
- Siddhartha
I have a Kyocera Blade 424C phone. The phone's data cable (as I can see
on the net) fits into the phone's DC inlet also used by the battery
charger. Now the USB spec says that a USB connector has to have four
wires, two for power and two for data. But the DC jack only has two and
the female connector on the phone also looks like a standard two-wire
connector. So is this some special design or does the OEM USB data
cable has a special four-wire DC jack at the other end?
And what do these USB-to-phone chargers consist of? Just a cable that
connects the power wires of the USB A-type jack to the two wires of a
DC jack? Is that it?
- Siddhartha