Review on 🔌 Powerful 3-Port Micro USB HUB Adaptor with OTG Host Cable - Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Android Devices, and More by Hesham Peltier

With a little creativity, this OTD adapter can work great. This worked for me for several weeks. He left the Windows tablet charged and connected to all other interfaces. My tablet was on 24/7. Then the inevitable happened, it overheated and soon wouldn't connect anymore. *My recommendation: Use a 5V power supply with at least 2.0 amps. Find ways to help with heat dissipation. Maybe use a USB fan or a small heatsink. Revain kindly credited my account and I just bought another one. How I got her to work for me. I wanted the SDR radio server to run 24/7 so anyone using the free SDR console software could access it over the internet. (SDR stands for Software Defined Radio) An interesting way to listen to and record shortwave radio. I also had a Rasberry Pi connected to a DMR.1 transceiver. Turn off the tablet (I used a Windows Insignia Flex 8.9", 64-bit OS) 2. Set the switch on the side of the adapter (USB Micro OTG Charge Hub) to "CHARGE" 3. Connect the main cable to cable (Micro USB) to your tablet 4. Restart the table with all cables connected 5. Your charging LED should light up, after that it will work at the same time, that is, the charging and other functions I had the overheating problem described above.