The host usb port is for connecting memory sticks/external hdd's etc. This means that the Scroll acts as the "host" similar to the idea that your PC acts as a "host" to usb devices connected to it.
If you wish to connect your Scroll to your PC, you should use only the other usb port, simply marked "usb" - look on the rear of your Scroll to identify it.
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What Is The Host USB Port For?
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What Is The Host USB Port For?
by Fonefixer » March 9th, 2011, 5:42 am
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