Hello
Even if this answer may not help you now. Communication with the device is via W-Land and/or BT. The USB cable is used exclusively for the power supply. I would therefore think that this should also work with a USB-C <-> USB-C cable. However, it is true that a USB-A to USB-C cable was supplied with my device and is now also used with it.
USB-C can probably deliver over 240 watts if the cable length is not exceeded to absurd levels.
According to the manual, the device needs 10 watts.
The requirement is a connection that delivers 5 volts and can handle 2 amps
That would be the specifications of USB-A. However, since all subsequent USB generations except Micro are downward compatible, this should work with any USB power supply or PC connection anyway.
My opinion :-)
Manual:
https://manuals.plus/de...
