USB On The Go
USB On-The-Go (OTG) is a technology that allows a specially configured USB port to act as both a device port and a host port. A device port is what is normally thought of when users think of a USB device – one that connects to a computer or hub to enable communication with the printer. A USB host port is the port a user would typically find on a computer, and to which they would connect devices.
The USB OTG port, with the use of a special cable, enables the port to act either as a host or a device. This cable also provides a standard USB port to which a cable or hub can be connected.
All ZQ500™ models implement the USB OTG port on the printer itself.
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Daniel Quagliana is the Global Developer Outreach Manager at Zebra. He works with Zebra’s ISV Partners and Developers to build awareness & educate on Zebra’s portfolio and tools to enable the creation of innovative Enterprise Visibility Solutions. Since the founding of Zebra’s ISV & Developer Program he has helped tens of thousands of developers around the world build thousands of industry leading applications. Previously Mr. Quagliana was a software engineer and the project lead, managing product development for Zebra’s strategic accounts. Prior to joining Zebra in 2007, Mr. Quagliana spent 5 years in the software development field. He received a B.S. degree in computer engineering from Northwestern University and is a credentialed Project Management Professional.