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Arduino UNO with Atmega328 #2

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mldmix opened this issue May 19, 2014 · 2 comments
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Arduino UNO with Atmega328 #2

mldmix opened this issue May 19, 2014 · 2 comments

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@mldmix
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mldmix commented May 19, 2014

hi, can Arduino-Communicator communicate with Atmega328?

@PankajSharma2101
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I have a HCL ME U1 tablet.
This has a built in USB Type A socket as well as USB Mini Type B socket.
I have tested the Type A socket with a standard mouse and it works well.
I have also tested it with a GSM 3G dongle and that too is working well.
Thus, I believe this shows that the tablet has complete support for USB Host functionality.

However, when I run the USB Host diagnostics tool.
It does not detect insertion of any USB device!

My basic aim is to connect an Arduino/Freeduino
(which is using Silicon Laboratories CP2102 USB to Serial Converter chip)

I tried various libraries to access these devices, USB Serial Library.
However, none of them work ...
What do I need to do to access these Arduino devices?
Will just rooting the tablet help?
Does something else have to be done?

@jeppsson
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Hi,

I am not familiar with CP2102, so I am afraid that I will not be able to
help.
You are probably right that your device supports USB host as the mouse
works.
It is strange that tool does not see your devices.

Good luck!

2014-12-17 20:00 GMT+01:00 PankajSharma2101 notifications@github.com:

I have a HCL ME U1 tablet.
This has a built in USB Type A socket as well as USB Mini Type B
socket
.
I have tested the Type A socket with a standard mouse and it works well.
I have also tested it with a GSM 3G dongle and that too is working well.
Thus, I believe this shows that the tablet has complete support for USB
Host functionality.

However, when I run the USB Host diagnostics tool.
It does not detect insertion of any USB device!

My basic aim is to connect an Arduino/Freeduino
(which is using Silicon Laboratories CP2102 USB to Serial Converter chip)

I tried various libraries to access these devices, USB Serial Library
https://code.google.com/p/usb-serial-for-android/.
However, none of them work ...
What do I need to do to access these Arduino devices?
Will just rooting the tablet help?
Does something else have to be done?


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