I have a docking station based on USB 3.0.
it has the following inputs:
5 USB 3.0
DVI, VGA, HDMI
AUX
1GB Ethernet
micro and sd card reader
And a single output: USB 3.0 which plugs to my laptop and shares everything.
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(the blue cable is the USB 3.0 male to male from the docking station to my laptop. the black one is type c for charging my laptop)
it even works if I plug it after a USB 3.0 to type c adapter
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I tried to plug the huawei the same way, using the adapter but it didn't quite work
the USBs and the aux worked but the monitors and ethernet didn't..
I'm pretty sure its because the windows laptop downloads drivers when you first plug it and the huawei doesn't.
* just to mention, plugging the huawei directly to hdmi adapter (the same golden one from the pictures) and through HDMI cable into the monitor does work and brings the EMUI desktop mode.
I know that there are other docking stations based on USB type c (USB 3.1 or thunderbolt 3), but if I'm buying a new one I wanna make sure it works with my phone as well..
Does anyone know about a docking station that works with the huawei mate 20 pro?
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I am looking for a long car charger,Uncoiled/straight cable.
9' or so would be great.
Any leads?
AKA_Rizzo said:
I am looking for a long car charger,Uncoiled/straight cable.
9' or so would be great.
Any leads?
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well you can get a long mini usb cable that long and then get the little mini to micro adapter tip for it and it would work just fine!
canadiantire.ca has some interesting usb options.. do a search for usb they have some plug and cable assemblies that could be of interest.
Search Ebay (UK) for leads: USB 2.0 A MALE to MICRO USB B MALE DATA CHARGING CABLE (item 290441711518)
And Mini Car Charger USB Adapter (item 390250810047)
Cost peanuts
there are many usb car chargers that are simply a small cylinder that practically fit into the cigarette lighter hole and have a standard female usb plug on it. you could get one of those and a micro-usb cable separately however long you want. be warned though that some universal chargers do not work with our phones as they sense how they are being charged by resistance over the data pins.
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I have that end your showing.
Thanks for the tip.
the cable itself you should be able to find at any computer shop. avoiding the big ones like best buy it should be <$10
Hello there,
I wonder how the mini-hdmi slot feels like when a cable is plugged in and the tablet is in your hands : the slot is on the right, and it seems like the connection is going to be quite fragile if you try to play an accelerometer based game with this cable leaving the tablet at 90 degrees and having all the weight of the cable until it reaches the floor to get to the tv applying force down on the little connection...
this is why I'm trying to find a robust mini-hdmi to hdmi swivel adapter. Something like this :
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but mini-hdmi to hdmi.
Does someone have an idea ? Does this exist ? Am I looking for something not necessary ? (I don't have the pad yet as it should come to France by the beginning of May)
Cheers,
Sgspikes
Most mini hdmi to hdmi cables aren't the thickest things in the world. The cable should be able to handle the torsion easily way before the connection. As long as its a camera type hdmi cable and not a bulky thick cable.
You could use that very cable and add a HDMI to Mini (or Micro) HDMI adapter. They're available on amazon for a few dollars
I got one of these and it worls well so far.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001AMWHNK
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using XDA Premium App
Thats bit pricey, these look good with decent reviews and cheaper:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...17145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=B003ES5ZPK
Hi guys,
So, what do I need to get a PS3 controlled to work on the Xperai Tablet S?
A nice run through would be appreciated!
Thanks.
If its the wired just plug it in, its plug and play an icon will pop up
If wireless you still need to get a wire to plug it in at least once to pair the bluetooth, any old micro usb to usb b wire meshup will do
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Hi guys,
So, what do I need to get a PS3 controlled to work on the Xperai Tablet S?
A nice run through would be appreciated!
Thanks.
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Or download joystick
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Get a micro USB to regular USB OTG cable, plug it into micro usb port, plug in PS3 usb cable.
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Or, use bluetooth
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Get a micro USB to regular USB OTG cable, plug it into micro usb port, plug in PS3 usb cable.
Or, use bluetooth
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it needs mini usb not micro,
I have the female usb connector for Xperia Tablet so it was piece of cake to do the trick!
plus this
In an effort to streamline my adapters & cabling behind my TV, I decided to purchase this hub. What attracted me to this was the combination of OTG + charging/powering capabilities. This hub is perfect for charging/powering usb-connected devices (i.e.-miracast adapter, chromecast, cell phones, tablets, & gaming controllers). Around Christmas time, I picked this up on sale for about $14 with coupon code.
Pros
Charges/powers up to 4 USB devices
OTG works!
Pros
~1ft USB OTG cable
Must use super short provided cable for OTG
Only one port on hub is for OTG
OTG port plugging into the Nexus Player is in the front
My biggest gripe has to be the super short cable provided. When I first purchased it, the cord was too short for my liking (approximately 1 ft). Because of this, I went straight for my micro USB cable I use for my OnePlus. For some reason, that didn't work. I didn't think to try the super short cord. After nearly giving up on it, I gave the short cable a try. Naturally, that cable worked. To make up for the short USB cable, I used an old 3 ft USB extension cord I had lying around. All in all, I am happy with this hub.
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Hello, I have problem with MHL adapter, maybe someone can figure it out.
I bought first adapter, something like this:
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This one works with my 1080p TV, but FPS is too low for anything except movies. I thought that it probably is MHL 1.0 adapter which supports only 24 FPS.
So I bought another one, MHL 3.0 Delock adapter
beacuse I found somewhere that MHL 3.0 doesn't require external power and It supports 1080p with 60FPS. But this one doesn't work at all, phone makes "charging started" sound when connected to TV, but nothing happens. No MHL window pop-up, no even charging.
Where is the problem? Does MHL 3.0 require specific TV or something? It should work anyway, beacuse MHL 3.0 is backwards compatible. Maybe cable is disfunctional?
PS: TV is 50' Funai 50FDI7724/10
I dont think the second one can work without any circuit
Probably there is a curcuit on the cable for which transformation the display
your tv needs to support mhl, to use it without external power...
try disabling "STAMINA Mode" it will increase FPS , if not ,
connect the MHL cable & goto Service menu by *#*#7378423#*#* & select
Service Tests -> TV-Out-Test -> Video format & change it to the low resolution (1280x720 60FPS) , go back , reconnect the MHL cable and see it helps.