usb on the go ! - Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

i was going through the source code of the kernel for our device and found out dat it had usb on the go drivers. so its evident dat there has to b usb on the go for dis device . did anyone try dis feature ?

For all I know it could have been already implemented in the phone. Problem lies with the cable being unusual, USB Mini to Female port, Then male port to HDD. That's quite the combination.

Hmmm true that! But that's good news! Now to go cable hunting!
OT: Did you happen to come across any TV-OUT drivers as well? The cable for that would be a Video RCA to 1/8" TRRS I suppose? Because if it's mini-HDMI then there's no chance. Or maybe it could be wireless...

Ron managed to find a code that Skin or possibly dev's could work on to enable TV Output, LCD-HDTV and vice versa,

Erahgon said:
Hmmm true that! But that's good news! Now to go cable hunting!
OT: Did you happen to come across any TV-OUT drivers as well? The cable for that would be a Video RCA to 1/8" TRRS I suppose? Because if it's mini-HDMI then there's no chance. Or maybe it could be wireless...
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yes .. we can enable tv out via aux cable i.e 3.5 mm pin to video out cable . i guess no mini usb to hdmi out. jst we need to port the new kernel wid tv out in enabled mode dats it . we have everyhting else

Misledz said:
Ron managed to find a code that Skin or possibly dev's could work on to enable TV Output, LCD-HDTV and vice versa,
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yes if they had figured out how to oc the kernel den enabling tv out is very easy !
the source code of the kernel is very neatly organised and we can figure out wat is wat ! its js changing the digit next to tv-out wid "1" in the kernel !

bajju123 said:
yes if they had figured out how to oc the kernel den enabling tv out is very easy !
the source code of the kernel is very neatly organised and we can figure out wat is wat ! its js changing the digit next to tv-out wid "1" in the kernel !
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Suh-WEET!
Oh yeah... forgot about mini-USB to HDMI! The ever versatile USB ports eh? That would be killer!
Is it really that easy ! Wonder why they don't do it in the first pace eh? Probably to upmark the price for the next phone with that capability.

Erahgon said:
Suh-WEET!
Oh yeah... forgot about mini-USB to HDMI! The ever versatile USB ports eh? That would be killer!
Is it really that easy ! Wonder why they don't do it in the first pace eh? Probably to upmark the price for the next phone with that capability.
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take a luk at dis http://www.omappedia.org/wiki/Kernel_TV-Out
everything in the kernel is written in c language . everything has a value to it .. currently the tv out is in "0" mode. and we need to enable it !

Apparently dev punkgeek managed to turn on USB host on Galaxy Tab and when I asked him about our beloved i9000 he said that they are based on the same processor and it's actually pretty doable! Now we need someone who could somehow port it over http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1233072&page=3

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our xda 2i got AV in and AV out??

ist possible make our xda 2i as screen display(AV in) or AV out??
how to do?
tq bro
And can i have a plugin dvd rom drive please
the only way you can do that is in your dreams
justlien said:
ist possible make our xda 2i as screen display(AV in) or AV out??
how to do?
tq bro
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there is a battery/addon that allows vga output, but not av in just vga out and a composite video out, its for the xda2 but it works on the xda2i... well i have been told it does.
skeeve666 said:
there is a battery/addon that allows vga output, but not av in just vga out and a composite video out, its for the xda2 but it works on the xda2i... well i have been told it does.
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meaning video file in our xda can show to tv?how to do it bro?ist need modify jack to bottom connector?which pin that can use for that purpose?
great info.
tq bro
justlien said:
meaning video file in our xda can show to tv?how to do it bro?ist need modify jack to bottom connector?which pin that can use for that purpose?
great info.
tq bro
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if you open the back battery cover you can see a large plug below the battery the addon uses that, but you cannot mob the pda yourself.
here:
http://www.mobilefun.co.uk/product/3342.htm
they are hard to find but you can somtimes pick one up on ebay

[Q] [KERNEL] Re-routed headset connector for iphone compatibility

Hello!
Once i found a thread for this subject, if i remember well supercurio made a kernel for this.
I know Search, and Google, but cant find the thread.
Could anyone share a link for this. Or some docs.
I would like to made it with some newer kernel
Thanks
There was no such kernel, it is still not known if re-routing the Jack through software is possible.
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hadesz said:
Hello!
Once i found a thread for this subject, if i remember well supercurio made a kernel for this.
I know Search, and Google, but cant find the thread.
Could anyone share a link for this. Or some docs.
I would like to made it with some newer kernel
Thanks
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galaxy s and iphone connector pole is different
i think no kernel will support
so!
you need adapter to convert iphone headset
leamoor said:
galaxy s and iphone connector pole is different
i think no kernel will support
so!
you need adapter to convert iphone headset
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The connector poles are on a bus maybe I2C or something else, so if we exchange the address of the gnd and mic in the source, it would working.
Because it is not hardsoldered on any chips output, (that case we could not disable or enable it in FMradio ex...), it is managed via some software (kernel), maybe need to figure out how
hadesz said:
The connector poles are on a bus maybe I2C or something else, so if we exchange the address of the gnd and mic in the source, it would working.
Because it is not hardsoldered on any chips output, (that case we could not disable or enable it in FMradio ex...), it is managed via some software (kernel), maybe need to figure out how
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i think it's different
maybe you're right!
but for now
this's no kernel to support
I know there isn't atm, but there were a thread about this, with some info, which i can't find, and i want to work on it

RS232 Interface to control hardware?

Hello!
I have a piece hardware which can be controlled via a RS232 interface.
Now I want to replace my controller, a computer, through the Galaxy Tab. Is there a way to communicate from the Galaxy Tab to a RS232 interface with a normal Android App and the right connection hardware/cable?
I found the "FlexSerial" cable. Is this what I need?
i-mehl said:
Hello!
I have a piece hardware which can be controlled via a RS232 interface.
Now I want to replace my controller, a computer, through the Galaxy Tab. Is there a way to communicate from the Galaxy Tab to a RS232 interface with a normal Android App and the right connection hardware/cable?
I found the "FlexSerial" cable. Is this what I need?
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I think your challenge may be more driver/software related as opposed to being hardware/cable related. If you do get the cable sorted out, getting the Tab to communicate with the RS232 cables in the right way may be tricky. The flex serial cable is certainly a start but the function you are looking for is probably very specific to the device you want to control so finding the right Android app will not be easy. Just out of curiousity, what device is it?
There is an interface for controlling devices like robots, valves, timers, etc called andruino and it had a developer kit for programming and app creating. I think it will help your project.
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2011/06/adventures-in-android-adk-development-hardware.html
http://sven.killig.de/android/N1/2.2/usb_host/
ADK is not an option because the controlled hardware can't be changed.
@mkhattab:
Samsung Galaxy Tab Wi-Fi (P1010)
I have planned to development the Android App myself. But I read there are no API functions for a serial interface on Android :/
i-mehl said:
ADK is not an option because the controlled hardware can't be changed.
@mkhattab:
Samsung Galaxy Tab Wi-Fi (P1010)
I have planned to development the Android App myself. But I read there are no API functions for a serial interface on Android :/
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Are there any APIs / functions for USB interface? I think that's more likely than RS232 and in that case you can use a converter cable provided you have the correct drivers
http://www.amazon.co.uk/USB-RS232-Converter-Cable/dp/B00077DJIQ
Hm no, or maybe it works with a Bluetooth RFCOMM socket and a dongle like http://serialio.com/products/adaptors/BlueSnapStd.php at the hardware
i-mehl said:
Hello!
I have a piece hardware which can be controlled via a RS232 interface.
Now I want to replace my controller, a computer, through the Galaxy Tab. Is there a way to communicate from the Galaxy Tab to a RS232 interface with a normal Android App and the right connection hardware/cable?
I found the "FlexSerial" cable. Is this what I need?
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rangercaptain said:
There is an interface for controlling devices like robots, valves, timers, etc called andruino and it had a developer kit for programming and app creating. I think it will help your project.
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2011/06/adventures-in-android-adk-development-hardware.html
http://sven.killig.de/android/N1/2.2/usb_host/
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Hi,
Like rangercaptain say, Arduino IMHO is a good choice, another link could be usefully:
http://www.arduino.cc/
https://market.android.com/search?q=arduino&so=1&c=apps
http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/10/google-announces-android-open-accessory-standard-arduino-based/
google arduino + android
Hope to help you
Bye
Idk
@ifkidk:
You should read the previous posts so you don't repeat other advice, or give advice that was already rejected, before you post. It makes xda a little smoother.
rangercaptain said:
@ifkidk:
You should read the previous posts so you don't repeat other advice, or give advice that was already rejected, before you post. It makes xda a little smoother.
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1st time i see you angry , chill out buddy. everything is acceptable so just let it pass
how are you btw ?
k0sh said:
1st time i see you angry , chill out buddy. everything is acceptable so just let it pass
how are you btw ?
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Amigo, if that is anger showing, what do you call all those crazy things you say sometimes?!
You are too funny my friend! Good to hear from you.
rangercaptain said:
Amigo, if that is anger showing, what do you call all those crazy things you say sometimes?!
You are too funny my friend! Good to hear from you.
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i felt like you said on the phone ( Gotcha ) .. sometimes i'm out of control because they force me to do so , i'm that kinda of person who give back
but come on , do you think all what have been happened before was funny though to remember specially if you see me now calm down , and my worst enemies are my friends now ... life goes on my friend you the one who should know that batter than me .. all the respect
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@ifkidk:
You should read the previous posts so you don't repeat other advice, or give advice that was already rejected, before you post. It makes xda a little smoother.
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Hi rangercaptain,
Sorry, is not intentionally! i forgot to quote your post, i only added another link for further info
Bye
Idk
P.S.
I have change the post
I know Amigo, it sometimes happens to me.
I don't know anything for a fact about this subject but I will ask a question. Do you think the tab would have to be capable of going into USB host mode? Not as an external device (pc) controlling the tab but the tab controlling the external device (rs232 via USB via 30 pin proprietary Samsung data and charging port).
The second link I gave above is instructions for that. I thought the same as you, but I guess it's not what the op wants.

[Q] fusion cm ics t.v out feature

hi all I want to ask if t.v out feature in fusion cm9 beta is working I got a diminished video output the response was quick and audio was also OK but video was fully diminished so please tell me if its a bug or am using wrong cable
the cable I have is having only 2 pins red and yellow.
dhlalit11 said:
the cable I have is having only 2 pins red and yellow.
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yes, wrong cable.
Question: have you been able to get the desired vid/aud output from the same cable on past ROMs?
DaNaRkI said:
yes, wrong cable.
Question: have you been able to get the desired vid/aud output from the same cable on past ROMs?
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didn't tried it past this rom beacuse i love cm roms and they do not support tv out feature except yours. i just want to know if it is working in other device or not
dhlalit11 said:
didn't tried it past this rom beacuse i love cm roms and they do not support tv out feature except yours. i just want to know if it is working in other device or not
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can any body reply me please

Easy Projection Missing

Has anyone noticed EASY PROJECTION is missing in our device? I read here this is supported even on Mate 10; an older device than Play with the same chipset.
I like this feature to be available, aside from Wireless Projection.
Thanks for your input!
If your device can connect wireless it can as well do the wired.
ronzky321 said:
Has anyone noticed EASY PROJECTION is missing in our device? I read here this is supported even on Mate 10; an older device than Play with the same chipset.
I like this feature to be available, aside from Wireless Projection.
Thanks for your input!
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You need usb 3.1 for this feature. Our device has usb 2.0 hardware. Only the port is type c
gopal pipil said:
You need usb 3.1 for this feature. Our device has usb 2.0 hardware. Only the port is type c
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Wow Thanks. I guess I missed that part.

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