Product Status Discontinued on 7/21/2021

USB 2.0 OTG Cable with 2-in-1 Connector - Combo A Male + Micro-B Male to Micro-B Male, 7-in. (17.78 cm)

Part Number: U050-07N-OTG

This Model has been retired and has not been replaced. More information for the U050-07N-OTG is available on the model support page

Features

OTG (On-the-Go) syncing cable with unique USB Micro-B / USB combo connector with retractable Micro-B
Acts as an OTG cable with the retractable Micro-B connector pulled out, connecting a Micro-B device to an OTG compliant Micro-B device for charging and access to files
Push the retractable USB Micro-B connector back in to use the cable as a standard Micro-B cable, connecting your device to a computer for sync and charging
USB 2.0 cable; 7-in.

Package Includes

USB 2.0 OTG Cable with 2-in-1 Connector - Combo A Male + Micro-B Male to Micro-B Male, 7-in.

Specifications

OVERVIEW

UPC Code	037332188366
Technology	USB 2.0 (High Speed)

PHYSICAL

Color	Black
Cable Length (ft.)	0.6
Shipping Dimensions (hwd / in.)	9.00 x 7.00 x 0.50
Shipping Weight (lbs.)	0.02

CONNECTIONS

Side A - Connector 1	USB A (MALE)
Side B - Connector 1	MICRO-USB B (MALE)

WARRANTY & SUPPORT

Product Warranty Period (Worldwide)

Lifetime limited warranty

Questions & Answers

What is USB On-The-Go (OTG)?

When two devices are connected using a standard USB cable or hub, one acts as the host and the other as the slave. For example, a laptop might be the host for a flash drive (the slave). OTG allows a device, such as a smartphone or tablet, to act as a host for peripherals, such as a digital camera, mouse or keyboard. Most Android phones and tablets support OTG Host Mode (Android 3.1 or newer). At this time, Apple iPhones and iPads do not.

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What can I do with USB On-The-Go (OTG)?

A phone or tablet with a USB port usually acts as slave when attached to a USB host, such as a laptop. However, if the phone or tablet has a USB port that supports USB OTG, it can also function as a USB host. This allows you to connect a variety of peripherals, such as a flash drive, digital camera, SD card reader or external hard drive.

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What do I need to take advantage of USB On-The-Go (OTG)?

To take advantage of OTG, you'll need the following equipment: 1. An OTG-compatible cable, adapter or hub (standard USB won’t work) 2. A device that supports OTG Host Mode (check your device's specifications) It's important to pay attention to the connector type and gender you need. For example, to connect a thumb drive to an Android phone that has a micro USB port, you will need a USB OTG cable with a male micro USB Type-A connector on one end and a female USB Type-A connector on the other (see Tripp Lite Model Number U052-06N).

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What is a 24 or 28 AWG stranded copper wire and why does it matter?

American Wire Gauge (AWG) is a US standard set of wire gauges or diameters. The higher the gauge number, the thinner the wire. Since thicker wire has less electrical resistance, it can carry more current. For networking or digital signage applications with longer runs, use 24 AWG cabling. AWG is also used to describe USB data/charging cables used with smartphones and other mobile devices. Thicker cables can carry more current and potentially charge a device faster. The gauge of USB cables have two numbers (e.g. 28/28 AWG). The first number refers to the gauge of the data wires and the second describes the gauge of the power wires. A USB cable that is 28/24 AWG has thicker charging wires and can carry more current.

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