Will the new Transit Pro USB-C ports accept 5V USB?
Or will it only function at 20V?
Hi Kevin,
I will test it after I received the first one.
To clarify this 100% @Cassy_Mak could check that. Cassy, in the Dataseheet is written: “2x USB-C 20V, 3A each for Power Input”, but I think this is up to 20V, isn’t it?
Edit: As I learned now, you need Profile 2, 3, 4 or 5 with 12V or higher and 1.5A or higher to power the transit with an USB Charger at least. (9V is also possible, but not an USB Standard-Profile)
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BR
Dennis
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We have 36 of these right now that will not power up at all and do not match the spec above. It’s not wired up in a standard way. Can anyone get the actual specs of these USB-C Ports on the new Transit Pros.
Trying 3 different sets of cables and about 7 different power sources between wall adapters, hubs and batteries. I don’t think its Profile 1 compliant.
Piling on - I also can not get the Max Transit Pro to power on using a variety of combinations of USB-C.
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The MAX Transit Pro cannot be powered up with 5V input. The following numbers listed below are some of the options that would work perfectly.
- 9V, 3A
- 12V, 3A
- 15V, 3A
- 20V, 3A
Referring to the diagram above, if you would like to power up the Transit Pro with a USB-C power delivery charger with stable performance, Profile 3 (12@3A) would be recommended.
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