John Walliker wrote:

The wall charger has a link between D+ and D- and if there is no
attached cable it must use a USB-A (large flat) socket. Adapter
cables can be plugged into this to convert to mini- or micro-USB. If
there is an attached cable it must be mini- or micro-USB but for
phones in China or the EU only micro USB is allowed. The nice thing
about this is that old Apple or Motorola products and their clones can
use a modern wall charger by means of an adapter cable fitted with the
appropriate resistors.

Will the adaptor cables be clearly marked so as not to be able to
be confused with the standard equivalent?

Chris
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Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK


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