Experiment of USB JTAG NT on Android.
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Experiment of USB JTAG NT on Android.
Inspired by the senior member here, I am doing experiment porting USB JTAG NT software to Android devices. Yes I am using tablet to do regular JTAG work. This will be the first JTAG device that can run on tablet and if it works I might port all DLL's and UJmodem as well.
So far the initial GUI looks OK. However the main menu is gong, all the tool bar works fine. To be able to type the command you might need an external keyboard. If we want to use the command box, I might need to redesign the code so it can accept tablet keyboard.
I will keep you guys updated.
So far the initial GUI looks OK. However the main menu is gong, all the tool bar works fine. To be able to type the command you might need an external keyboard. If we want to use the command box, I might need to redesign the code so it can accept tablet keyboard.
I will keep you guys updated.
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this is awesome!!! one recommendation though.....it would be really nice to see the keyboard to be able to manually input the commands...I don't have a tablet but I do have the Samsung galaxy note..and I love it, it's like a cross over between a phone and tablet...so if you need anyone to test things out for ya just let me know~usbbdm wrote:Inspired by the senior member here, I am doing experiment porting USB JTAG NT software to Android devices. Yes I am using tablet to do regular JTAG work. This will be the first JTAG device that can run on tablet and if it works I might port all DLL's and UJmodem as well.
So far the initial GUI looks OK. However the main menu is gong, all the tool bar works fine. To be able to type the command you might need an external keyboard. If we want to use the command box, I might need to redesign the code so it can accept tablet keyboard.
I will keep you guys updated.
now will the size for this app be directly for tablets? or will it morph into phone sizes as well?
thanks boss man,
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I bet it's fun !!! I really can't wait to try it out...will be awesome to whip out my crossover ( I have to call it that because it's such a HUGE phone) and program up my tv! ..who knows maybe this will be the beginning of something even BIGGER !!!!usbbdm wrote:I will try to use the onscreen keyboard.
There is no limit of the device. Yes it should be even possible to run on a phone.
I might make some videos showing the progress. It is really fun!
once again GREAT job boss man...your always staying ahead of the game!!!:D
I wonder how much of the battery it will drain on the devices when programming?
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That's a Good Question. I guess people with find out in due time. LOLjustsomeguy wrote:I bet it's fun !!! I really can't wait to try it out...will be awesome to whip out my crossover ( I have to call it that because it's such a HUGE phone) and program up my tv! ..who knows maybe this will be the beginning of something even BIGGER !!!!
once again GREAT job boss man...your always staying ahead of the game!!!:D
I wonder how much of the battery it will drain on the devices when programming?
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I have just successfully use Android to read SB6120 with USB JTAG NT!
I have tried USB hub and it works great. This hub has its own power. If plug USB JTAG NT directly to Android device, some device will say it is high powered device and might stop working to save the battery.
Read SB6120 is slightly slower than on PC (still close to 900KB/s). This could because the JNI interface efficiency.
There are still some bugs needs to be fixed and I will soon upload a video.
I have tried USB hub and it works great. This hub has its own power. If plug USB JTAG NT directly to Android device, some device will say it is high powered device and might stop working to save the battery.
Read SB6120 is slightly slower than on PC (still close to 900KB/s). This could because the JNI interface efficiency.
There are still some bugs needs to be fixed and I will soon upload a video.
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looks GREAT!!! were you able to get the onboard keyboard working with the new "app" or still are required to use external keyboard? it would be awesome if you could get the onboard one working for the convenience aspect of it. it's kinda a pain in the ass if you have a great handy app like this one that you have created but have to drag along a big ol klunky keyboard with ya whenever ya wanna use it..
i'm still waiting for you to send it over so I can try er out! we finally have found a "app" that is actually USEFULL !! how about that !!!!!!!!
i'm still waiting for you to send it over so I can try er out! we finally have found a "app" that is actually USEFULL !! how about that !!!!!!!!
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On board keyboard works for single line editing. So enter email for activation works. I could make the command line using on board keyboard too but that will limit the command to be single line.justsomeguy wrote:looks GREAT!!! were you able to get the onboard keyboard working with the new "app" or still are required to use external keyboard? it would be awesome if you could get the onboard one working for the convenience aspect of it. it's kinda a pain in the ass if you have a great handy app like this one that you have created but have to drag along a big ol klunky keyboard with ya whenever ya wanna use it..
i'm still waiting for you to send it over so I can try er out! we finally have found a "app" that is actually USEFULL !! how about that !!!!!!!!
I have not yet make it ready for "easy" installation. There are several steps needed to be able to run it.
But you are welcome to try it out.
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