Make your own OTG hub

Make your own OTG hub

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    tom
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    I’m new to the tablet world so was new to the idea of OTG.  I went through this forum and ordered the OTG hub from ebay like everyone else.  I was impatience and wanted to reconfigure the tablet as I was running low on storage on my dual boot.  I decided to make my own OTG hub instead of waiting 3-4weeks for the one from ebay to arrive.  After reading this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1828032 and going through the work to make my own, i realized I could of save money from ordering the one from ebay which doesn’t charge anyways.

    Just my 2 cent, if you have spare parts, why not make one yourself.

    I just tap the 5v and GND wire from a spare male USB-A cable to the same wire on the small white OTG-female USB-A that came with the tablet.

    Then I just hooked up a usb keyboard which has 2 USB 2.0 ports on it.  Plus the USB-A male of the spare cable and there you have it.

    Works very well and stable.

     

    #26529
    markku
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    He makes, who can!

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