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I always thought they were 4-pin. +5V, GND, Data+ and Data- but I am seeing "5-pin". What is the 5th pin and when does it come in to play?
I have also seen some described "with data transfer" almost as it it were something extra.......
I have also seen some described "with data transfer" almost as it it were something extra.......
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nobus
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How about a little more detail? The normal USB 2.0 computer cables have the pinouts as I stated above. So the 5-pin is only applicable to the mini and micro? Are those cables 5-pin on the computer side? What is the ID used for?
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The 5th pin is the ID and is used for identification