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Charging cable for VB400 VB400-EXT-CHARGE

Charging cable for VB400 VB400-EXT-CHARGE

One cable for both charging and data transfer! Easy connection and lightweight operation with the VB400 dedicated USB cable!

The VB400-EXT-CHARGE (VB400EXTCHARGE) is a charging cable for the VB400 made by Motorola. It allows for simultaneous charging and configuration of the Motorola Body Camera (BWC) VB400, as well as transferring video to the VB400 management software VideoManager. It serves as a lightweight alternative to the VB400 single-port dock. The power side connector is USB Type-A, and the cable length is 2 meters.

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Fast charging common detailed explanation

Fast charging common detailed explanation

(Glossary) The world of smartphone charging is rapidly advancing and filled with new terms, so here is a brief explanation.

- Fast charging: An abbreviation for quick charging. It is also referred to as rapid charging, and in docomo, it is called high-speed charging, but since the abbreviation does not fit well, we have standardized it as fast charging here. Description of fast charging operation: Built-in QC/PD compatible IC charger → QC/PD cable with an additional signal line → When charging a smartphone: - When the smartphone is QC/PD compatible, the charging voltage progresses as follows: DC 12V 1.5A → 9V 2A → 5V 3A. As charging progresses, the IC control changes the charging voltage from 12V to 5V, protecting the smartphone while charging in about one hour. - When the smartphone is not QC/PD compatible, charging is possible only at 5V. Moreover, since the charger/cable is designed for high current, it can charge faster than the typical 1A charger/cable that usually comes with smartphones. Note: Caution against overheating on the smartphone side!

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