awd_cm,   On the front of the chassis, the bottom port is the USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A port with PowerShare.  The one above is USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port. On the back the USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A port with Smart Power on is the first one on the left. Also, on the back the 2 on the right are USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A ports. You can click here to view the 7080 manuals.  
Hi Chaps! I just received and setup my new Dell 7080 Micro form factor. Very happy with it. I'm a digital nomad and purchased a Dell U2720Q to partner it. The U2720Q has an inbuilt PSU rather than an external power brick and is nice and light. I chose this pairing because the U2720Q can supply up to 130W via USB-C. So, I ticked the option for the USB-C Alternate mode port on the 7080 thinking that "alternate" meant power delivery as an alternate mode to USB data. And I may have been wrong! Would someone please confirm that the optional USB-C alternate mode port on the 7080 micro is unsuitable to receive Power Delivery? And since dell don't make an adapter (they make one going the other way), would this be a functioning work-around: Amazon.com: CERRXIAN 100W PD USB Type C Female Input to DC 7.4mm x 5.0mm (7.4x0.6) Power Charging Adapter & 6.5ft USB C PD Cable for Dell Latitude D830 D820 D630 D620 D610 D520 E4310(100w-7406Da) (Black): Computers & Accessories It's the data pin in the middle that I'm concerned about, although I have disabled in BIOS the errors concerning power delivery.
7080 Micro power by USB-C