ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID USB Charger Data Sync Cable 3.9ft White for Olympus OM-D E-PM3 E-P5 E-PL5 E-PM5
A 3.9 ft USB cable for charging and syncing select Olympus cameras, supporting 480 Mbps data transfer
- Battery TypeUPS
- Charge and sync Olympus cameras via USB
- 9 ft cable reaches desktop ports easily
- 480 Mbps transfer moves photos quickly
- Foil and braid shield cuts EMI noise
- Oxygen-free copper core keeps signals clean
Olympus Camera USB Cable
This ABLEGRID cable connects Olympus OM-D E-PM3, E-P5, E-PL5 and E-PM5 cameras to a USB port for charging and data transfer. It is intended for photographers who need a replacement or spare lead for these specific models. The 3.9ft length suits desk or travel use.
Build and Daily Use
White insulation covers a foil-and-braid shield with twisted-pair conductors to reduce EMI and RFI interference. Oxygen-free copper cores aim for reliable signal integrity. The USB-A plug fits computers, hubs or photo printers without adapters.
USB 2.0 Practical Limits
Data transfer rates reach up to 480Mbps under the USB 2.0 specification, compatible with USB 1.0 and 1.1 hosts. This bandwidth caps tethered shooting speed and bulk image offload. Buyers who want faster transfer rates need a camera and host that support a newer USB standard.
Highlights
- Charge and sync Olympus cameras via USB
- 9 ft cable reaches desktop ports easily
- 480 Mbps transfer moves photos quickly
- Foil and braid shield cuts EMI noise
- Oxygen-free copper core keeps signals clean
Specifications
| Brand | ABLEGRID |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | UPS |
Questions about this item
What USB standard does the 480 Mbps cable support?
The cable is compatible with USB 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0, and the 480 Mbps rate is the maximum for USB 2.0 high speed.
What physical connector does the Olympus end of the 3.9 ft cable use?
The connector size matches the Olympus multi-pin port shown in the product pictures for the OM-D E-PM3, E-P5, E-PL5 and E-PM5.
How do you install the cable and what step is often missed?
Plug the USB-A end into a computer or hub and the Olympus connector into the camera; the step often missed is setting the camera to PC or MTP mode so the computer recognises it.
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