USB port on SAMSUNG UE40ES6710 TV
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Good morning
Not finding the answer anywhere, not even in the electronic manual, I'm reaching out to anyone who owns this TV...
The TV has 3 USB ports, of which 1 is different: 2 are "5V 0.5 A" and 1 is "HDD 5V 1A". If there is a difference, what is it?
Thank you in advance for your "insights".
Not finding the answer anywhere, not even in the electronic manual, I'm reaching out to anyone who owns this TV...
The TV has 3 USB ports, of which 1 is different: 2 are "5V 0.5 A" and 1 is "HDD 5V 1A". If there is a difference, what is it?
Thank you in advance for your "insights".
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Good evening...
Given what is written, it seems that the only difference is in the allowed power: 0.5 ampere for the 2 identical ones, probably for USB sticks or something of the sort, and 1 ampere to connect a hard drive (HDD) which, since it operates with a motor, consumes more than the USB sticks... Connecting USB sticks at 1 ampere won't be an issue, however, connecting a hard drive at 0.5 won't work.
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Given what is written, it seems that the only difference is in the allowed power: 0.5 ampere for the 2 identical ones, probably for USB sticks or something of the sort, and 1 ampere to connect a hard drive (HDD) which, since it operates with a motor, consumes more than the USB sticks... Connecting USB sticks at 1 ampere won't be an issue, however, connecting a hard drive at 0.5 won't work.
Best regards,
@+
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"He who wants to climb a mountain starts from the bottom!"
Signed: "Gillette" alias "nobody"! ;) (°!°)
L'électricien
Thank you, but isn't there a risk of damaging the equipment that operates at 0.5 A if we connect it to 1.0 A?