Hello Achim,
Yes, maybe .. I have no experiences with
the new USB Accessory Development Kit, but
I assume that this requires the hardware and kernel support
means a 3.1 capable devise. Nevertheless it sounds very
promising to allow many different external devices.
Good luck ! Frank
On 17
You are right, Frank, for android versions before 3.1. Using the USB
framework introduced with android 3.1, it should be possible from
within a java app.
On 16 Sep., 13:58, FrankG frankgru...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello !
IMHO to add a new usb mode, you need to change nearly
all parts of the
While I do not have experience writing the USB drivers for an IR
device, I do have the experience writing USB drivers for an in-house
built device that communicates over the USB cable connection. In
order to communicate with the device you will need to know how the
device reacts over the
Hello !
IMHO to add a new usb mode, you need to change nearly
all parts of the platform .. change the kernel ( new usb gadget)
add some kernel to framework communication stuff and so on ..
Without full platform access something like this is not possible.
Good luck ! Frank
On 16 Sep., 04:00,
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