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The Kenable 007228 USB OTG (On-The-Go) cable is designed for users who need to connect USB peripherals to their OTG-compatible mobile devices. It allows your phone or tablet to act as a host, enabling you to use devices like USB flash drives, keyboards, or mice directly. A key benefit is expanding your device's functionality without needing a computer, though compatibility is dependent on the mobile device supporting OTG and the peripheral not requiring specific drivers.
| Model Part Number | 007228 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
USB OTG (On-The-Go) is a specification that allows USB devices, like smartphones and tablets, to act as a host. This means they can connect to other USB devices, such as flash drives, keyboards, or mice.
You can usually find this information in your phone's user manual or technical specifications online. Many Android devices have built-in OTG support. You can also try downloading an 'USB OTG Checker' app from your device's app store.
It depends on the printer and your phone's capabilities. Most standard printers require specific drivers to be installed, which mobile devices typically cannot do. Simple printers or those with direct UMS/Mass Storage class support might work, but it's not guaranteed.
No, this cable is designed for data transfer and peripheral connection, not for charging your phone. Your phone will still need to be charged via its dedicated charging port or wireless charging.
The cable length is approximately 0.13 meters (13 cm) from end to end.
No, this cable features a Micro-USB connector and is not compatible with Apple devices, which use Lightning or USB-C connectors. Apple devices require different adapters for USB OTG functionality.
The cable itself is based on USB 2.0 specifications for data transfer speed. However, it is backward-compatible and can be used with USB 3.0 OTG devices, though speeds will be limited by the USB 2.0 interface of the cable and host/device.
Ensure your mobile device supports OTG. Verify the USB device is functional and does not require special drivers. Try a different USB peripheral to rule out device incompatibility. Restart your mobile device.
Check that the cable connectors are clean and securely plugged in. Ensure the USB peripheral is receiving adequate power from the mobile device; some power-hungry devices may not work reliably. Try a different OTG-compatible device.
Ensure you are using the correct port on your mobile device (Micro-USB). The angle is designed to fit specific orientations; if it clashes with a case, you may need to remove the case or use a straight adapter.
Setup: Simply plug the Micro-USB male end into the Micro-USB port of your OTG-compatible mobile device. Then, connect your desired USB peripheral (e.g., flash drive, keyboard) to the USB-A female port on the cable. Your device should automatically recognize the connected peripheral.
Compatibility: This cable relies on your mobile device's support for the USB On-The-Go specification. Most Android phones and tablets manufactured from 2012 onwards include OTG support, but it's essential to verify your specific device's capabilities. Some older Symbian phones (like certain Nokia models) also support OTG. Note that peripherals requiring complex drivers or substantial power may not be compatible.
Care: Keep the connectors clean and free from dust. Avoid excessive bending or pulling of the cable. Store in a dry place. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning if necessary; avoid liquids.
