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content/hardware/08.mega/boards/giga-r1/tutorials/giga-usb/giga-usb.md

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***Note: do NOT connect the USB-A connector to your computer. This is not a programming port and if the `PA15` pin is enabled, it can damage your computer's USB port.***
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Below is an example of how you should use the USB-C / USB-A connectors.
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![Keyboard connected to USB-A port.](assets/giga-keyboard-connect.png)
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## Enable/Disable USB-A Port
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To enable the USB-A port, you will need to define it as an output. You can also disable it inside of a sketch by writing a LOW state to it.
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***Please note that connecting devices to the USB-A that draw high amounts of current may cause the board to reset.***
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## USB Mass Storage
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The USB-A connector onboard the GIGA R1 can be used to connect **USB mass storage devices**, for example, a USB stick. This can be used for a number of applications, including:
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## Use Cases
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