That was another thing I tried last night. That did not work, BUT, I have not tried to disable charge while on. That's next!
I am using this combination, with a USB-C power cord, successfully so far.
"on the go"
Thanks, if I can't make what I have work I will order both of those. I don't know if the wall block and that cable is what's giving me the low voltage alert or not.
Is it a matter of hit and miss which cables are REALLY "OTG" compliant?FYI, not all USB devices are OTG compliant, and not all USB cables are OTG compliant. For OTG, not only data, but power is bidirectional.USB On-The-Go - Wikipedia
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The cables themselves aren't usually marked as such, but are on the packaging, usually.
That doesn't make it easy to order them offline! Thanks for the information though!
Love the tablet connection, no more tiny buttons for my fat fingers!
I love the size of the words! It helps me read all of the information better. But this low voltage error is killing me!
The secret is to use a higher voltage from the 5V power supply. Measure the voltage from all 5V supplies you have and use the one with the highest voltage, more than 5,2V and preferable as high as 5,5V
Thanks, Ubbe. I'm using wall blocks for cellphones, is there something else you suggest?
No, just check their voltage. I have maybe 5 different single, dual and 4-port USB wall chargers and the 4-port one had the highest voltage that never triggered low bus voltage but others where lower and even down to 4,9V. I have a 10 or 12 port USB power supply and its internal power supply broke down so I bought an external one, it's a 12A one, and that too had a higher voltage close to 5,4V so no more low bus voltage from that.
