Does the pad's USB port support the On-The-Go (OTG) feature?
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Yes and if You buy an OTG cable with the extra lead for charging and use an external power source it will mount an external hard drive or usb printer
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Only when connected by USB. It doesn't work with all games and obviously the TouchPad won't work either.
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Certain phones and tablets are labeled OTG (on the go) and can be used with external keyboards, thumb drives, etc. using that cable. A few devices aren't compatible as may be the case with your kindle. There may be a way to enable the OTG capability with a custom rom (aka jailbreaking) but this may end up voiding your warranty or "bricking" your device. There may be apps available in the Google play store to enable OTG or to trouble-shoot your tablet/phone but these don't work on all devices. YMMV
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Yes. The Nexus 9 supports USB on the go. http://www.theandroidsoul.com/nexus-9-full-usb-otg-support-67997/
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yes. The usb port is fully functional and so far has accommodated all the usb devices I have attached.
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One side is a small USB that inserts directly into my Dell Venue the other side pulls out and inserts into a standard USB. No OTG required. I love mine. It allows easy data transfer between my main computer and my "travel" computer. The 32g is the way to go
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I honestly can't see any reason this will not work on any device with a USB input slot, but every manufacturer of products could potentially block it's use. I have not had any issues with that yet. Please Note one thing I forgot to mention, our aspect of on and off seem to be opposite from either the manufacturer or me. When I think it is on it is really off, but just watch the red optical light for acknowledgement it is on, but that has no bearing in using the product. I still recommend it.
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Yes if it has a mini usb connection, but will not work without OTG software installed
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No, but using a USB OTG cable will provide a standard USB port and mice and keyboards on USB work this way
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I can not answer for all the tablets or all the different versions of Android OS's, but I have tested it on my Nexus 7 tablet with an OTG and yes, it did work, I have only tried it with a few emulators and in most cases the D-pad worked but I had to configure the ABXY buttons to get them to work. I have used this adapter in windows and on my Macbook pro with no problems, it was worth buying! I hope this has helped. Edited 6/17/2014 After replying to this question, I got to thinking more about this, and I decided to try another experiment, I tried a couple of different usb game controllers, one was a wired xbox 360 controller and the other a cheap wired microsoft windows game controller, I could not get the 360 controller to work, I think because it wanted to pair with the tablet first before you can use it and the android os does not know how to pair like that, but the windows controller worked, so I believe you can use any windows usb wired game controller with just the otg and not need the snes adapter, if you prefer to use the snes pad you could just get one already wired for usb and save the money you would spend on a adapter. I only bought this adapter because I had a number of snes game pads laying around.
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No it will not, Windows phone OS does not support USB OTG (on the go) which is required for this product to work. Windows mobile phone forums hint of support in future releases but don't hold your breath.Judging from your question, appears that you want to read and write files from external storage media. Seeing as the phone OS is not OTG compliant, you do have the option of connecting the phone to a PC and transfering files as you would a USB thumb drive.
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Yes! I use it on my Nexus 10 for plugging in USB game pads. The OTG adapter fits perfectly.
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It definitely does. I think they only mention this two devices because are actually the most used, don't you think? BTW, USB protocol is the same no matter the device you use. Hope it helps!
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I don't think I phones support otg mode.Further it comes with a android cable. But if your iPhone is set up to connect to a ps3 controller via Bluetooth and you have a case you're willing to permanently stick a controller to, you're good to go.
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It has micro USB OTG (on-the-go) port. If you need a USB port for transfer you can use this kind of cable, which one side is the micro USB and the other is the regular USB. eForCity Micro USB OTG to USB 2.0 Adapter Cable
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No the OTG feature turns the MicroUSB into the host. and will stop the USB port. They are both OTG so its gonna be one port or the other.
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I never found it, event though there were indications that the OS supported it. I have a tiny USB dongle for my Bluetooth access.