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Dak1llah

Newbie

Using one USB cable for 2 devices

Freitag, 21. Februar 2025, 01:27

Hi all,

I am making custom XLR 5 pin cable, which will feed Octo with power and singal. I am wondering if it is possible to splice the singal wires so I can connect the HFN to?

In essence that would mean that I have one USB cable 2 devices.

Thank you.

Speedy-VI

Senior Member

Freitag, 21. Februar 2025, 05:20

I don't think so. A USB2.0 port has +5V, Ground, Data (+) and Data (-). USB is a Host-Device Protocol and each USB device requires it's own data lines. To connect 2 x USB devices you need +5V, Ground, Data (+), and Data (-) for each device, so a minimum of 6 pins. You could connect a small 2-port USB hub located near the Oct and HFN, then plug each one into a port on the USB hub. Here is the pinout of a 10-pin USB2.0 Header.

Dak1llah

Newbie

Dienstag, 25. Februar 2025, 23:10

I don't think so. A USB2.0 port has +5V, Ground, Data (+) and Data (-). USB is a Host-Device Protocol and each USB device requires it's own data lines. To connect 2 x USB devices you need +5V, Ground, Data (+), and Data (-) for each device, so a minimum of 6 pins. You could connect a small 2-port USB hub located near the Oct and HFN, then plug each one into a port on the USB hub. Here is the pinout of a 10-pin USB2.0 Header.

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Ah I see, thanks for the reply.

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