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--- odroid-c2:gettingstart:c2_gettingstart_otg_booting [2017/05/29 12:59]
odroid [OTG port & DC jack]
+++ odroid-c2:gettingstart:c2_gettingstart_otg_booting [2017/05/31 15:44] (current)
luke.go
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-<note warning>
+<WRAP round important 60%>
 If you want to boot the ODROID-C2 via otg port, please using 5V/2A adapter.\\
 OTG booting is unstable in some environment.\\
-Most of features of this pages are in [[en:c2_hardware#enable_the_otg_device_function_on_odroid-c2|here]]
+Most features are described in [[en:c2_hardware#enable_the_otg_device_function_on_odroid-c2|here]]
-</note>
+</WRAP>
+This page describes the use of the OTG port.\\
 ==== OTG Booting ====
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 Before using a OTG port, you should check your ODROID-C2 header pin J1.
-{{:en:odroid-c2:gettingstart:connect_j1_otg.png?direct|}}
+{{odroid-c2:gettingstart:connect_j1_otg.png?direct|}}
 As you can see, when you want to power the ODROID-C2 via the OTG port, you have to plug the J1 jumper.\\
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 ==== OTG port & DC jack ====
-{{:en:odroid-c2:gettingstart:wrong_j1.png?direct|}}
+{{odroid-c2:gettingstart:wrong_j1.png?direct|}}
 But when you connect ODROID-C2 to the DC jack and the OTG port together, and ODROID-C2 be powered via DC jack, you must remove the J1 jumper!\\
 Otherwise, your C2 board can be damaged.
-{{:en:odroid-c2:gettingstart:j1_disconnected.png?direct|}}
+{{odroid-c2:gettingstart:j1_disconnected.png?direct|}}
 So you should disconnect J1 pins like the above picture.