I just received an old Epson HX-20 I plan to play with for a while. It came
with the SkyWriter ROM. Does anyone know these computers? I don't think you
issue a BASIC CALL Command to start the ROM. I think you just reinitialize the
computer.
But I can't get it to work. Possible the ROM is co
I have found not all usb to serial cables work with the ModelT computers.
From: John R. Hogerhuis
To: Model 100 Discussion
Sent: Friday, February 12, 2016 7:11 PM
Subject: Re: [M100] New mComm release 0.8
On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 3:59 PM, Tom Hoppe wrote:
I finally had time to t
On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 3:59 PM, Tom Hoppe wrote:
> I finally had time to test this. It works great on Samsung Galaxy S5. I am
> having unrelated issues with TS-DOS/NewDOS, but it occurs with DLPLus and
> LaddieAlpha as well. Rex works great every time for loading saving BX and
> BY files. If I t
I finally had time to test this. It works great on Samsung Galaxy S5. I am
having unrelated issues with TS-DOS/NewDOS, but it occurs with DLPLus and
LaddieAlpha as well. Rex works great every time for loading saving BX and
BY files. If I try to load or save from TS-DOS or NewDOS it just hangs. I
am
Yes I have OTG support, the Tab is just picky about how much power it's willing
to output. It'll power a sdcard reader or a flash drive, for instance, but
won't power a Dell USB keyboard or an Arduino Uno.
Sorry should have said, Samsung OEM Android 4.2.2 is the OS.
Found FTDI's official andro
Yeah that was what kept me away from attempting mComm on Android. It was
finding this library that gave me the nudge. There are some features I hope
will be added such as DSR sensing which will allow me to do more through
TELCOM/HTERM but it's been a stable library so far and I don't have to fus
Cool stuff thanks. When I first started looking at Android I saw serial
support so fragmented that I skipped straight to BT. But this library at
least makes good serial port across devices and kernels possible.
-- John.
John,
It's the felHR85 UsbSerial library. That the base library that is then wrapped
into a B4A library. It supports several different USB devices. Some with more
support than others.
Link
Kurt
On Friday, February 12, 2016 8:54 AM, John R. Hogerhuis
wrote:
On Friday, February 12, 2
On Friday, February 12, 2016, Kurt McCullum wrote:
> John,
>
> The drivers are built into the library I am using. It supports an Android
> OS as old as 3.1.
>
> Kurt
>
>
Interesting. What library are you using?
-- John.
John,
The drivers are built into the library I am using. It supports an Android OS as
old as 3.1.
Kurt
On Friday, February 12, 2016 8:22 AM, John R. Hogerhuis
wrote:
It's possible that some android os's may not ship with the USB serial driver
(compiled as a module and not included).
It's possible that some android os's may not ship with the USB serial
driver (compiled as a module and not included).
Something to verify if you can get one of these connected to adb.
-- John.
Willard,
Did a little digging. Both the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 I705, and Galaxy Tab 2 7.0
P3100 support OTG devices. The 7" tab 3 doesn't. From your description it
sounds like yours does support the OTG serial device but isn't passing power to
it which is strange. If you have a multi-meter handy, chec
Willard,
Thanks for the update. I have not tried it with a Galaxy tab. I have used a
Nexus 7, Motorola Moto-X, Droid Mini and have received reports about a Nexus 5.
I'll look into the Galaxy. Maybe there is a setting for powering the OTG
devices. I know with my phone that the FTDI chip draws pow
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