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This guide is for anyone using the Kabalo Micro USB Male to Dupont 5 Pin Female Header cable, designed for connecting devices to PCB projects and PC motherboards. The key benefit is the ability to easily adapt existing Micro USB connections. Note that the cable length is 50cm, so consider this for your project's needs. This guide will cover features, usage, setup, and troubleshooting.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kabalo |
This cable is designed to connect devices with a Micro USB port to systems using a 5-pin Dupont connector, such as PC motherboards or PCB projects.
The Dupont connector has a 0.1"/2.54mm pitch.
The cable is 50cm long.
You can connect devices with a Micro USB port, such as some development boards, to systems with a 5-pin USB header.
Make sure to firmly insert both the Micro USB plug and the Dupont connector into their respective ports. Verify alignment of the pins for the Dupont connector.
Yes, this cable can be used for both data transfer and charging, provided that the connected device supports charging via Micro USB and the power source is compatible.
No, it's compatible with motherboards that have a 5-pin USB header. Check your motherboard specifications to ensure compatibility.
Double-check all connections, and ensure the devices are powered on. Test with a different cable and/or port to rule out hardware problems.
Check the connection at both ends. Ensure the Dupont connector is securely connected and that the Micro USB plug is correctly inserted. Also, verify that the connected device is powered on and properly configured.
Double-check the orientation of the Dupont connector and ensure it aligns with the pins on your board. Check if the Micro USB plug is damaged. Make sure you are using the correct type of USB.
Verify the cable is securely connected. Check the device drivers and settings on the PC. Try a different USB port or a different cable to isolate the issue.
