Hi,
I'm trying to connect a tablet with arduino UNO using it(my tablet) as inputs and outputs (speakers G sensor ...etc)
The main issue with this project is the price should be as cheap as we can to get higher rank,
so after burning the program on the ATMEGA328 using arduino Uno board found in the following link : http://ram-e-shop.com/oscmax/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=243&products_id=1968
after the program uploaded I use the ATMEGA IC with a 16MHZ crystal in a stand alone circuit as the following pinout determines :
can I connect my tablet with this-stand alone- circuit using .USB to TTL Converter Module found in the following link: http://ram-e-shop.com/oscmax/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=2422 by crossing over RX,TX and TX,RX and sharing the GND between them? if not what can be used in stead of this medule?
Not sure exactly what you are asking since your tablet is the critical component, not the Arduino. You'll need to find or program yourself the software on the tablet to communicate with the arduino.
If the USB to TTL converter is compatible with the genuine Arduino model any of the getting started tutorials should work fine. Note though that many tablets default to be USB devices, not hosts. With an Android tablet you may need a "USB to go" cable which basically lets you connect two USB devices together, provided one can act as the host. There is info on programing an Arduino from an Android phone which I would bet would get you started.
Note though that many tablets default to be USB devices, not hosts. With an Android tablet you may need a "USB to go" cable which basically lets you connect two USB devices together, provided one can act as the host.
I wish, I read this before I rushed to bye mine on a boxing week.
To OP: make sure, that in a manual of your tablet manufacturer explicitly says that device support a host mode (not accessories).
Look at USB connector, if it's microB or microA, you can't attached USB-to-go to microB, and most likely a tablet doesn't support a host mode in this case. Cable you linked above isn't right one, USB-to-go has a rectangular shape and different wiring
I think the actual connector required on the Tablet to use a "USB to go" adapter is called "USB AB" since it will take either type of cable depending on if it is a host or device.
hey,
thanks every one for replying,
I'm using a usb AB adapter after the mentioned usb adapter,
I'm know working now with the android application because I've no experience with android programming.
is there any simple android program can use serial communication like bluetooth talk for bluetooth communication.
