Splits USB-PD signals and USB-2.0 data signals into two separate physical connectors
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What is it? As more and more products adopt USB-C connectors to take advantage of the expanded PD (power delivery) protocol, this little handy board will be essential to your hacking. It allows a US…
Read More…As more and more products adopt USB-C connectors to take advantage of the expanded PD (power delivery) protocol, this little handy board will be essential to your hacking. It allows a USB-C PD capable device to be simultaneously powered by a USB-C PD power brick AND talk USB-2.0 data with a laptop or other USB host.
For the powering the device:
cc1 and cc2 signals are connected between J1 (power input) and P1 (output to device) -- meaning the device can negotiate the appropriate power profile under the USB-PD standard.
For data connection to the device:
Dp and Dn sginals are connected between J2 (host data input) and P1 (output to device) -- enabling USB-2.0 data connection between host and device.
This was definitely a case of "necessity is the mother of invention".
While doing hardware development on the Wisdom Truffle, I needed to test the USB-PD capability of the device while keeping the data connection to my laptop. After scouring the internet and not finding anything, I asked the factory to make some based on my schematics.
These little boards have been essential in the development process for all the firmware engineers as well.
As typical USB-C host ports that also talks data only supports 5V output, your device can't draw more than 15W (5V * 3A). But with this splitter board in between, your device can negotiate any USB-PD power configuration independent of the data connection.
If you're not getting power or data through the splitter board to the device, try rotating each of the usb-c cable 180 degrees in turn until it works. Some devices do not have both rows of contacts inside the usb-c connector wired up so this silly work around is sometimes necessary.
Recommended debugging process:
a. Confirm cables carry data and power by
connecting PD power source directly to your device and confirming power transmission
connecting USB data host directly to your device and confirming data connection
b. Connect USP-PD source to J1 and your device to P1; rotate J1 and/or P1 until power transmission is confirmed
c. Connect USB data host to J2, if data is not connected, rotate J2 connector.
*mobile phones may not enable data connection if power input is not present. *
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