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Standalone USB Device Charger feature #4
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@rayrrr With current firmware this hub need to connect with host computer to activate it's 4 ports. If you are interested to use this as a USB device charger you need to modify "USB sense" section of the firmware. As you suggested I'll add this feature request to my next firmware update. |
To turn this into a charging only device, it looks like you can change line 35 in "usb2-power-hub/firmware/main.c" If I have this right, it should basically just say that the USB host is always connected without bothering to really look if it connected to a computer. I admit that this does not elegantly solve the problem in a way that allows you to selectively turn this feature on and off. I would expect a hardwired switch that the PIC could query is one such way. I hope this helps anyone wanting to turn this into a high current multi-port usb charging device. |
@dgags good suggestion! |
Thanks for the cool project! Can this device also act as a standalone USB Device Charger when powered via 12-20V but not connected to a host computer via USB?
In other words, can I charge my phone with it?
If so, let's document that in the Usage Instructions in the wiki.
Otherwise, consider this a feature request.
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