A DisplayLink USB3 to HDMI adapter I bought in 2015, now at the same URL there’s a new model
Lenovo X1 Carbon and its 45W charger
A standard phone 5V/1A charger
Old TV with HDMI and USB
The test is about the time to discharge the battery from 85% to 80%. The phone was always in airplane mode, screen on, maximum brightness. When the DisplayLink was connected, its app was active, the TV was on and plugged (I mean, I could see the phone’s image* on it).
You can see that anything plugged to the charging port of the hubs will help to avoid ultra-fast discharge. Also, in this case, size does not matter! Old TV USB port was enough.
Also, maybe important: even the PC does not charge with these hubs (PC<-hub<-45W charger)! No idea why.
My conclusion: I’m probably better off with some wireless screen sharing.
* In case you’re wondering: no, “Experimental desktop mode” does not work with DisplayLink, it is only mirroring.
I have the same problem with some ethernet adapters like This or This.
What I find out is, it looks like that CONFIG_USB_MSM_ACA in drivers/usb/otg/msm_otg is not enabled, but for that you have to compile a new kernel.
I don’t know I’m on the right way, but this is all what I can find out.
Both adapters works fine on a Samsung Galaxy Tablet, so while charging, I have also Ethernet simultaneous. On the FP3, on one adapter Ethernet is working, with the other adapter it flapping every 5 seconds between charging and Ethernet.
Following scenario: you have a device that is capable of presenting your phone’s screen, but it also has an additional USB port to supply power as well as act as a USB hub for peripherals.
Is it generally possible to get your Fairphone 3 to run on display link while being charged using a y cable with one USBC port on one end and a USB A and USB C port on the other to fulfill that task?