Connecting FTDI device to Android as VCP
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I'm trying to connect an FTDI FT2232H to an Android application using the Java class library that FTDI provides, which does not require root access.
Is there a way to use VCP through this package, rather than the old-style native driver route? Or, if not, is there a way to emulate a VCP interface through it (or is it possible at all to roll my own solution?) I'm finding the official docs a bit lacking, as they encourage using the Java lib over the native one, but don't explain whether or not it provides full feature parity.
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I'm trying to connect an FTDI FT2232H to an Android application using the Java class library that FTDI provides, which does not require root access.
Is there a way to use VCP through this package, rather than the old-style native driver route? Or, if not, is there a way to emulate a VCP interface through it (or is it possible at all to roll my own solution?) I'm finding the official docs a bit lacking, as they encourage using the Java lib over the native one, but don't explain whether or not it provides full feature parity.
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I'm trying to connect an FTDI FT2232H to an Android application using the Java class library that FTDI provides, which does not require root access.
Is there a way to use VCP through this package, rather than the old-style native driver route? Or, if not, is there a way to emulate a VCP interface through it (or is it possible at all to roll my own solution?) I'm finding the official docs a bit lacking, as they encourage using the Java lib over the native one, but don't explain whether or not it provides full feature parity.
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android serial-port ftdi asked Nov 13 at 0:17
Kai
896719
I'm trying to connect an FTDI FT2232H to an Android application using the Java class library that FTDI provides, which does not require root access.
Is there a way to use VCP through this package, rather than the old-style native driver route? Or, if not, is there a way to emulate a VCP interface through it (or is it possible at all to roll my own solution?) I'm finding the official docs a bit lacking, as they encourage using the Java lib over the native one, but don't explain whether or not it provides full feature parity.
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android serial-port ftdi asked Nov 13 at 0:17
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