8086 Consultancy - USB-C/PWR Splitter, no Barrel The adaptor allows the Raspberry Pi 4/5 to be used with a Pi USB-C power supply whilst allowing access to USB 2 OTG data over a separate USB-C connection (USB3 data is not connected/passed through). USB Type-C (DATA POWER) <> USB Type-C (USB2 DATA) and USB Type-C (POWER). USB Type A Micro USB (PWR) Micro USB (USB) Barrel Jack 5V 5V 5V (tip) D- D- D D GND GND GND GND The barrel jack accepts 5.5 mm plugs (2.1/2.5 pin) supplying 5V. To use the adaptor with the Raspberry Pi 4/5 you need. USB-C to USB-C cable[1] between Pi4/5 and the adaptor board (DATA/POWER) USB-C to USB Type-C or Type-A between adaptor board and PC (USB2 DATA) Power[2] via Official Raspberry Pi USB Type-C Power Supply [1] Whilst USB-C cables are generally designed for higher current I still advise using short power cable to the Pi where possible to reduce voltage drop. [2] PLEASE NOTE With the Pu/Pd resistors on this board it can only be used with 5V supply to power a 5V device. Using a Cluster HAT node image (p1/p2/p3/p4) you can plug the USB DATA into a computer (Raspberry Pi, Win10, etc.) and access the system via either USB Gadget Ethernet or Serial Console. Can also be used with Pi-KVM We also have a Micro USB version of this adaptor available. An adaptor of this kind does not fall within the USB specification. It's designed for use with the official Raspberry Pi USB-C power supply and raspberry pi, use with other power supplies/chargers and devices may cause issues/damage. If you're looking for a splitter to use with Android Auto or Apple CarPlay this IS NOT what you're looking for.
