USB host mode - Revision history

joerg_rw at 20:12, 5 December 2010

joerg_rw — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 20:12:07 GMT

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-	''Note: This is about pre-N900 devices, i.e. OS2008. The N900 does not support full OTG, but has a hostmode that's quite a bit different to that of older devices. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details, implementation of [[http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=866309#post866309 h-e-n]] as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]''	+	''Note: This is '''about pre-N900 devices''', i.e. OS2008. The '''N900''' does not support full OTG, but '''has a hostmode''' that's quite a bit different to that of older devices. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details, implementation of [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=866309#post866309 h-e-n], as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\| usb on the n900]]''

	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

joerg_rw at 20:09, 5 December 2010

joerg_rw — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 20:09:38 GMT

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-	''Note: This is about pre-N900 devices, i.e. OS2008. The N900 does not support full OTG, but has a hostmode that's quite a bit different to that of older devices. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details~~.''~~, as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]	+	''Note: This is about pre-N900 devices, i.e. OS2008. The N900 does not support full OTG, but has a hostmode that's quite a bit different to that of older devices. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details, implementation of [[http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=866309#post866309 h-e-n]] as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]''

	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

joerg_rw at 20:05, 5 December 2010

joerg_rw — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 20:05:52 GMT

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-	''Note: The N900 does not support full OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]	+	''Note: This is about pre-N900 devices, i.e. OS2008. The N900 does not support full OTG, but has a hostmode that's quite a bit different to that of older devices. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]

	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

joerg_rw: N900 actually supports hostmode

joerg_rw — Sun, 05 Dec 2010 19:48:20 GMT

N900 actually supports hostmode

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-	''Note: The N900 does not support ~~USB Host-mode/~~OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]	+	''Note: The N900 does not support full OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]

	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

speedevil at 19:59, 3 May 2010

speedevil — Mon, 03 May 2010 19:59:18 GMT

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		+	''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_USB\|On usb on the n900]]
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	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

-	~~''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_isp1707\|A page on the USB chip]]~~

	== USB On-The-Go ==		== USB On-The-Go ==

speedevil at 17:19, 5 January 2010

speedevil — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 17:19:15 GMT

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	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

-	''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_isp1707]]	+	''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_isp1707\|A page on the USB chip]]

	== USB On-The-Go ==		== USB On-The-Go ==

speedevil: add note of usb phy chip including page linking to email discuassion.

speedevil — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 17:18:05 GMT

add note of usb phy chip including page linking to email discuassion.

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	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

-	''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.''	+	''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.'', as well as [[N900_Hardware_isp1707]]
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	== USB On-The-Go ==		== USB On-The-Go ==

archebyte at 21:48, 8 December 2009

archebyte — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 21:48:38 GMT

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	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.		USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

		+	''Note: The N900 does not support USB Host-mode/OTG. See [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=31921 discussion] for details.''
	== USB On-The-Go ==		== USB On-The-Go ==

ossipena at 12:02, 1 November 2009

ossipena — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 12:02:16 GMT

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168.9.19.101 at 13:15, 6 January 2009

168.9.19.101 — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:15:46 GMT

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-	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.	+	USB host mode allows you to connect various USB devices (external hard drives, digital cameras, card readers, input devices, etc.) to your device just like a regular computer. There are, however, a few limitations. The device must draw under 100mA (this can be bypassed by using a powered hub), and you will need a hardware adaptor to plug a fullsize USB cable into the tablet's undersized one.

	== USB On-The-Go ==		== USB On-The-Go ==