Need help with my SON dynamo hub

Hello fellow bikers,
First i will apologize for my english since it's not my native language, and im not sure if i went to the right section of the forum either.
I just brought my first real touring bike (life lontano p18 from KTM).
This great bike already came with a SON dynamo hub installed and right now it's coupled up on the bike lights.
But i've also read people using it for electronic devices through USB-chargers (androids, gps, iphones etc.)
But when i look into it cant figure out how to make it work, i have tried to look around the internet for answers but i have not found any direct guide that lead me to understand how i can make this possible.
Anyone who can help me out on this one? or know someone who can?
Thank you very much in advance.
First i will apologize for my english since it's not my native language, and im not sure if i went to the right section of the forum either.
I just brought my first real touring bike (life lontano p18 from KTM).
This great bike already came with a SON dynamo hub installed and right now it's coupled up on the bike lights.
But i've also read people using it for electronic devices through USB-chargers (androids, gps, iphones etc.)
But when i look into it cant figure out how to make it work, i have tried to look around the internet for answers but i have not found any direct guide that lead me to understand how i can make this possible.
Anyone who can help me out on this one? or know someone who can?

Thank you very much in advance.
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and a battery like a Powermonkey Explorer (https://www.powertraveller.com/au/shop/ ... adventure/)
The dynamo charges the battery and you use that to recharge GPS or Phone
And it wasn't a complete answer either (eg Luxos light with USB). Perhaps doesn't help that this forum is double buried. I'm not sure of the logic of dumping it in with Sportives - even the bikes are different!
For Audax and touring questions, it's probably best to ask on YACF or LFGSS... Bikeradar is mostly posers on expensive bikes...
http://www.cyclingabout.com/?s=usb+charging