Problem was a connecting a GPS dongle with Micro USB type B plug to a my laptop.
My resolution was a USB type AB female connector wired to male USB A plug.
Result was disaster! A damaged USB camera and unknown condition for the GPS dongle. The dongle has a LED light that did not emit on my laptop.
I want to know what I did wrong. After soldering wires from USB A to the AB connector, I checked for and shortage between 1,2,3,4,5 pin's and only 4(unshield) and 5(not used) had 1 shows 1 ohm resistance(chines multi-meter!).
ND-105X GPS Dongle Pin Description
PIN - Number - Name - Type
1 - Vin - Main power supply to the GPS Dongle.
2,3 - USB IF - USB IF to transmits channel for outputting navigation and measurement data to user’s navigation software or user written software.
4 - ID - ND-105X is slave device, ID connect to Ground
5 - GND - P - Ground
One more thing: On Linux terminal, only once after system boot it show this log :
usb usb3-port2: connect-debounce failed
My resolution was a USB type AB female connector wired to male USB A plug.
Result was disaster! A damaged USB camera and unknown condition for the GPS dongle. The dongle has a LED light that did not emit on my laptop.
I want to know what I did wrong. After soldering wires from USB A to the AB connector, I checked for and shortage between 1,2,3,4,5 pin's and only 4(unshield) and 5(not used) had 1 shows 1 ohm resistance(chines multi-meter!).
- Brown
- White
- Green
- GND
- Not used
ND-105X GPS Dongle Pin Description
PIN - Number - Name - Type
1 - Vin - Main power supply to the GPS Dongle.
2,3 - USB IF - USB IF to transmits channel for outputting navigation and measurement data to user’s navigation software or user written software.
4 - ID - ND-105X is slave device, ID connect to Ground
5 - GND - P - Ground
One more thing: On Linux terminal, only once after system boot it show this log :
usb usb3-port2: connect-debounce failed