deskpro ens

hi

the usb suplies power when the main power is off

what current (ma) does it supply?

It certainly should NOT be supplying power with the system shut down.
Something is very wrong there. Dunno about milliamperes but it is 5V, IIRC.

HH


"racer" <> wrote in message
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> hi
>
> the usb suplies power when the main power is off
>
> what current (ma) does it supply?
>

HI!

> It certainly should NOT be supplying power with the system shut
> down.

Whoa there...some desktop systems *do* in fact keep their USB ports powered
when the power is "off". This is probably perfectly normal and nothing to be
worried about.

> Something is very wrong there. Dunno about milliamperes but it is 5V,
> IIRC.

The official spec for USB is 500mA at 5 volts DC. Most ports will stand
more. If your computer keeps the ports energized when turned "off", you may
not want to put a heavy load on them, as they may be getting power from the
+5 volt standby supply.

William