Hi i have a female usb and i want to get data from a usb stick and later send data too do anyone know how to do it
P.S.
I use a USB 2 female port and i have connected VCC(+) and GND(-) Correctly
Hi i have a female usb and i want to get data from a usb stick and later send data too do anyone know how to do it
P.S.
I use a USB 2 female port and i have connected VCC(+) and GND(-) Correctly
The USB stick is a USB client device. The Arduino is a USB client device. Both are designed to connect to a USB host device, which is what your computer is.
Clients can not communicate with each other and the connectors try and enforce this.
What you would need to do is to get a USB host shield for your Arduino. Then there is the problem of the software. Fine if someone has written the software to act as a client for a USB stick, but if not then there is a lot of work to be able to do this yourself.
Try here
https://www.circuitsathome.com/arduino_usb_host_shield_projects/
"Current revision of the library (r2.0) supports MAX3421E host controllers, general USB functionality, enumeration of up to 44 devices with USB hub support, and MAX3421 GPIO pins access. The following device classes are currently supported:
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Mass Storage Class – USB flash drives, memory card readers, external hard drives/CD-ROMs, smartphones, etc."