You probably don't know it, however, the Doros like the vast majority of Android cell phones have the ability to perform a lot of feats. It is true that our cell phones are not computers, they are getting closer and closer to their capabilities. The main concern will concern the sockets and accessories part, however, there is a little-known procedure called OTG which will give you the possibility of using the micro USB socket of your Doro to connect a number of accessories to it.
In this tutorial, we are going to show you how do you use an OTG cable on a Doro? To do this, first of all, we will show you what this technology is used for and how it works, then how to use it, and, to do this, first of all help you get one, then show you how to connect an OTG cable to your Doro.
What is the role of an OTG cable on a Doro?
So we start our guide by showing you the interest of using an OTG cable on a Doro. We told you quickly in the introduction, OTG comes in practice from the term On-The-GO, this nomenclature actually defines devices that can Support connection with USB devices. You have surely realized that for several years the vast majority of peripherals have been using USB technology, this is a concern for a Doro since it is equipped with a micro or nano USB socket. OTG technology will give it the ability to overcome this lack and with an adapter to act a bit like a computer.
Using this technology you will be able to connect a large number of different peripherals such as printers, mice, keyboards, USB keys, external hard drives, gamepads ...
To check that the software version of your Doro supports USB OTG, you will have to check the box of the smartphone for a USB logo with a green underside marked "On-The-Go", there is a good chance that your smartphone take charge of it.
How do you use an OTG cable on a Doro?
We now move on to the second part of this guide, we will quickly show you everything you need for you serve as an OTG cable with your Doro. To do this, first of all we will help you find one and then show you how it works.
Where can I find an OTG cable for a Doro?
Before using it you will need to get an OTG cable for your Doro. You will be happy to learn that it is a product that costs very little because of its simplicity of manufacture, it is in fact very simple from a micro or nano USB or USB C adapter to a conventional USB . You will either have it in form adapter or as a cable.
Anyway the price will generally be between 5 and 10 €. You can get one in some hypermarkets or specialty shops. Otherwise, in the event that you do not want to bother and you are not in a hurry, we advise you to buy it on the internet you will find dozens of models compatible with the plug of your Doro.
How to connect an OTG cable to a Doro?
Finally, we will now quickly show you how do you use an adapter or an OTG cable on a Doro? You will have assimilated the technology used is very easy and it is software internal to your smartphone which will be able to recognize devices connected to it.
You will very simply have to install the cable or the adapter to your Doro, once it's done, you can directly connect your USB device which should immediately be recognized by your smartphone. Once that's done you should be able to dispose of it. If this does not work, unplug the accessory and repeat the procedure.
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