Am I mistaken, or was there a version of mcomm designed to work with the
BlueM bluetooth serial adapter?
Great info Andrew. I wasn't sure how far back USB OTG went. I guess I should
just say it requires 4.0 or above but I have yet to test with something less
than 4.3. I might have to go find a 4.0 device on eBay and test.
Kurt
On Friday, September 9, 2016 6:18 AM, Andrew Roach
wrote:
It
It will require USB OTG. All current android phones, and most android
phones from major manufacturers over the last three or four years, have
OTG.
>From a software standpoint, that means you'll need to be on Android 4.0 or
higher. (USB OTG was introduced in 3.0, but 3.0 was a tablet only release.)
Can anyone confirm that ? That you need USB OTG ?
Idf so, that excludes most of those "millions of Android devices".
USB OTG is something that was introduced on smartphones the last 2 years or so.
My GT-I8260 (december 2013) doesn't have it.
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Thanks.
I put the signal names on the pins for the nerds that like that kind of thing.
I've seen some both with and without Dcd (8 on the db25, 1 on the db9)
connected (your comment on 1 and 6 on the db9 side to 20 on the db25) which is
sort of why I asked
Jonathan
jonathan.y...@mykopat.