I want to read the information arriving on the rs232 line on the B4A app
I'm trying to figure out which converter to buy, since I guess not all of them are perfectly compatible with the B4A code
Here are a few:
Have you tried any of these models?
For those who have tried any of these models above, could you confirm which one really works correctly with B4A code?
If you have used other models, could you tell us exactly make / model?
The final goal is to draw up a list of converters that are definitely 'visible' from the B4A code, including the software in addition to hardware compatib
I want to read the information arriving on the rs232 line on the B4A app
I'm trying to figure out which converter to buy, since I guess not all of them are perfectly compatible with the B4A code
Here are a few:
Have you tried any of these models?
For those who have tried any of these models above, could you confirm which one really works correctly with B4A code?
If you have used other models, could you tell us exactly make / model?
The final goal is to draw up a list of converters that are definitely 'visible' from the B4A code, including the software in addition to hardware compatib
You posted a message a little over a year ago but I found no response. I am trying to do the same thing you were trying. Were there any responses? If so what did people suggest? Any suggestions to flatten my learning curve? ty
You posted a message a little over a year ago but I found no response. I am trying to do the same thing you were trying. Were there any responses? If so what did people suggest? Any suggestions to flatten my learning curve? ty
I'm not sure if there is a way to use a USB to RS232 converter at all, but I personally used WIFI / TCP to RS232 and it works flawlessly. It is a more expensive option, but I think it is the only option for androidOS.
This is an expanded version of the original UsbSerial library. It has added support for Prolific PL2303 USB to serial converters, Android ADK devices and USB permissions. All devices use the same simple interface intended to be used with AsyncStreams and AsyncStreamsText. Note that AsyncStreams...
This library wraps the following open source project: https://github.com/felHR85/UsbSerial (MIT license). It is an alternative to the UsbSerial2 library. The following devices are supported: CP210x, CDC, FTDI, PL2303 and CH34x. Usage is simple. You find the UsbDevice with USB library and then...
This is an expanded version of the original UsbSerial library. It has added support for Prolific PL2303 USB to serial converters, Android ADK devices and USB permissions. All devices use the same simple interface intended to be used with AsyncStreams and AsyncStreamsText. Note that AsyncStreams...
This library wraps the following open source project: https://github.com/felHR85/UsbSerial (MIT license). It is an alternative to the UsbSerial2 library. The following devices are supported: CP210x, CDC, FTDI, PL2303 and CH34x. Usage is simple. You find the UsbDevice with USB library and then...
Yes, many times. It only requires that the converter uses one of the chips supported by one of the serial libraries and that you use an OTG cable to connect it.. Whether the final signal level is RS232 or TTL or whatever doesn't matter.
PS : I wrote the original USB and serial libraries for this very reason.
All right, I apologize for my lack of information. I used WIFI / TCP to RS232 because the situation required it and I can say that I am very satisfied with the work and capabilities of these converters. In any case, if I need it for a future project, I will be happy to try your libraries.