The data cable of an Apple mobile phone that was just bought a few days ago shows that it does not support this accessory when charging. This is a situation that many Apple mobile phone users often encounter. Therefore, Apple mobile phone users generally have several data lines in case of emergency. In fact, many people don't know that there are ways to avoid this situation, and there are certain ways to solve this situation. If you don't pay attention to it during normal use, some Apple mobile phone users can buy dozens of data lines every year, especially those who often travel with power banks, and the data lines are bought one by one.
Let us first understand why the iPhone does not support this accessory when charging.
According to the official explanation given by Apple, the data cable of the Apple mobile phone must be officially certified, and this rarely happens during use. But at present, only the data cables sold on Apple's official website are certified. Even if many people know this situation, there are still a large number of people who will not choose to buy Apple's original data cables. The biggest reason is the pricing of mobile phone data cables on Apple's official website. It is too expensive. The original data cable currently sold by Apple is about 150 yuan. The third-party Apple mobile phone data cable only costs a few dollars.
However, from a technical point of view, the main reason why the iPhone does not support this accessory when charging is due to the voltage problem. According to relevant technical personnel, the built-in chip of Apple's mobile phone will always detect the voltage input during the charging process. If the input voltage does not meet the pre-set standard value of the Apple mobile phone, at this time, the mobile phone will most likely appear "not support this accessory" prompt, resulting in failure to charge.
It can be seen that even if the mobile phone power adapter and data cable are original, this situation will also occur if the input voltage is abnormal due to poor contact.
So the problem is coming, how can we avoid this situation during use? In the process of using N data lines in the editor in the past few years, I have indeed accumulated some experience for everyone to share.
Let me talk about the third-party Apple mobile phone data cable bought online.
1. If we buy third-party Apple mobile phone data cables online, buy two or three at a time, and mark each data line.
2. Apple mobile phone data cable must find a fixed power adapter, that is to say, if the new data cable is plugged into a certain power adapter, do not replace the adapter . In layman's terms, the data cable is paired with the charger, and it can also be described as " monogamous ".
3. If we are on a business trip, our mobile phone needs to be charged with a power bank. At this time, we must pay attention to using a new Apple mobile phone data cable. If the data cable used has been used on other chargers or devices, it is likely that this accessory will not be supported after use.
4. Similarly, it is best not to lend our data cable to others. After lending it to others to use it once, we may have problems when we use it again. If you really can't avoid lending it to others, then lend the charger and data cable to others to use, so as to avoid the phenomenon of data cable mixing.
The iPhone does not support this accessory when charging, what should I do?
1. If the Apple mobile phone data cable is the original data cable, then most of the cases are caused by the poor connection of the data cable, then we can clear the Lightning interface of the data cable with alcohol. If the contact electrode of the data line interface is seriously oxidized, use a fine sandpaper strip to lightly polish it to remove the oxide layer.
Then use alcohol to clean the contacts of the mobile phone's charging port. After the above operations, this problem can basically be solved.
2. The mobile phone data cable is a third-party, so you can also follow the above method. If the problem is still not resolved, then the only option is to replace the data cable.
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