I make USB cables (USB-A to Mini or Micro primarily), but don't have any experience with USB-C. I would like to create a cable that has a USB-A (2.0) connector on one end, and a USB-C connector on the other (mainly for connecting keyboards to CPUs, and charging devices). How do I wire this properly (typically I use a 4-core 28AGW cable)? Thanks in advance for any help, please let me know if I need to clarify further!
Answer
The USB 3.1 specification spells out exactly how to make this, and any other USB C -to- USB legacy cable. For a USB-A (2.0), the connection looks like:
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