What is the name of this port captured by your car's dashcam?
What is the name of this port captured by your car's dashcam?
This cable is intended for powering my car's Garmin dashcam. However, the other end is obstructing the wireless charging pad on my car when this cable is connected to the dashcam, preventing wireless charging of my iPhone. I'm considering purchasing a converter since my car has many USB female ports. I need to identify which port in the picture corresponds to this cable. Additionally, I want to know if the car's USB female ports can supply power to the dashcam.
All my dashcams use the identical B mini USB port.
I haven't experienced any issues connecting to the car's USB ports.
The middle and right ports are labeled as 3.0A and 2.4A respectively. These values refer to the port speeds in ATA (Analog-to-Digital Conversion) rates, indicating how fast data is processed by the port. The exact naming helps identify which port to use for specific communication needs.
Middle - USB C
Right - USB A
Details on standards can be found at https://tripplite.eaton.com/products/usb...-standards
Each port supports 3.0A and 2.4A current.
To identify whether the middle port is a USB C or a lightning port, examine its physical characteristics and connectors. USB C typically features a rectangular connector with specific pin arrangements, while lightning ports have a different shape and pin configuration. Checking these details will help distinguish between the two.
well, It looks like a C to me.
But given this is a car, unlikely it would be specialized enough to be Thunderbolt.
Maybe the user manual for the vehicle can specify?