Enhanced mini USB

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Enhanced mini USB, or EMU, is not a standard. Rather, it is different manufacturers' attempts to enable a mini USB port to do things beyond what it was designed for. Different EMUs are not compatible. A common issue requiring EMU is how to connect an analog headset through the digital USB port. Since the port will still accept a standard mini-USB connector and perform standard USB duties, the name USB still applies.

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[edit] Motorola

The Motorola A780 has a standard pinout but some pins carry multiplexed functions.

[edit] HTC

The HTC TyTN has an additional row of six connectors with analog functions

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