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2009-08-03
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In loose terms:
See the maemo.org wiki page for more details.
- Host is the device acting as the USB Host
- USB On The Go means that the device can act as both a client and a Host. The switch is done via either special adapter or via software.
See the maemo.org wiki page for more details.
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2009-08-03
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thanks EIPI
by the way i found explanation on tabletblog.com
by the way i found explanation on tabletblog.com
OTG mode is for cameras and related devices supporting that protocol. Peripheral mode turns your tablet into a card reader to look at the internal and card storage. Host mode allows other devices (such as flash drives and keyboards) to be connected.
sorry for novice question but
i just wondered what is the difference between usb-host and usb on-the-go?
are they same?