hey I wonder if the USB host is possible on x10 mini pro, and if there is any guide
You can try this one:10 Ports USB Hub 2.0 with Power Adapter.Their color has blue and silvery.
But I can't give you the url now.It's limited.The website is tmart.com.Then you can reseach "10 Ports Blue USB Hub 2.0 High Speed with Power Adapter".You will find it.
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Has anyone tried or know if i can connect usb port replicator to an android phone with OTG cable.
The idea s can i essentially connect 2 monitors to an android device and then use them with VNC to connect to actual computers therefore being able to use the tablet/phone as a very portable computer.
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just tried it with an otg adapter on my note 3 and a lenovo port replicator.
usb ports work fine (keyboard, mouse etc) but I cannot get the monitor to light up...
Just received my Nexus Player today, and I can confirm that there is some level of driver/hardware support for USB Ethernet adapters over OTG. Hardware-wise, I have an OTG cable attached to a D-Link USB 2.0 hub, and a Cisco 10/100 USB Ethernet adapter attached to the hub.
Some notes about the behavior:
The IP address configuration happens automatically if you're using DHCP on your network, but there are no options in the initial configuration to enter static IP addressing. If you're unboxing and setting up your Player for the first time, just make sure to have your USB Ethernet adapter plugged in before plugging in power.
Aside from lacking configuration options, everything appears to work flawlessly, and the Player automatically downloaded an update from Google on first boot.
Hope this helps.
Good to know... thanks!
I bet you can figure out the MAC address, and assign an IP address through the router. It's better that way anyway.
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Wondering if a USB 3.0 hub with gigabit Ethernet will work on Nexus player.
The specs of Nexus player is USB 2.0, by connecting a USB 3.0 hub with gigabit Ethernet, will it work by capping at 480mb/s USB 2.0 transfer rate?
I doubt you would get the full 480mbps but you should be able to do better than 100mbps.
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dongdong said:
Wondering if a USB 3.0 hub with gigabit Ethernet will work on Nexus player.
The specs of Nexus player is USB 2.0, by connecting a USB 3.0 hub with gigabit Ethernet, will it work by capping at 480mb/s USB 2.0 transfer rate?
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i dont think it would make a difference, besides 10/100 is way enough to stream even 4k media
Hi all, I have a MK809III tv stick with Android 4.4.2 running. I use it as a mini PC with a LCD screen. I have attached to its USB OTG ports a quadrate 2.0 4 ports USB HUB (google for this and you can see it) , and connected to it, a PS/2 keyboard (using an usbtoPs2 adapter), an usb mouse, a usb ethernet dongle, and a usb sound card dongle. When I use this combo, all works fine, the mouse can drag and select, also wheel works, the keyboard works fine, the ethernet run smooth, and the sound works as player and mic recorder, the only thing not works is to reboot the tv stick, and launch android again (with other MK89III tv stick this also works flawlessly), to get this, I must to unplug RJ45 or usb ethernet. But this last question is not my main problem. The main problem is that I can not make the combo work anyway if I change usb hub model, If I use a 2.0 usb square hub (no name brand) with a little blue led installed, all works fine, but using other hub (I have tested two others), thare is no way to work. The main situation is that the hub stops work, and all item connected not works at all. But commonly, mouse works with a bad behaviour in button response, usb sound disconnects suddenly, or usb ethernet lagg or not works at all. My question is about this behaviour with usb hubs, if there is a special requirements in hardware to match an usb hub with this kind of android devices, or if thare are some drivers that can solve this.
Thank in advance.
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I have solved the two main problems in order to use my MK809III RK3188 as a mini pc with usb hub and rj45 ethernet. The hub must to be a chip on board one, no an all-in-one glued ultra-cheap type, this is a mark of better quality and response, then you can conect keyboard/mouse, usb or ps2 with usb converters, usb sound, and usb pendrives. The ethernet must be an ASIX AX88772C, this a true usb ethernet 100mbps (7MB/s real) device, since I use it there is no lag, no boot errors, no delays or shorts in Tx/Rx. That´s all.
Hi,
I want to control my Motorola Moto Z Play over USB Debugging with my Notebook. The Problem is that I must confirm that the Notebook is trustable, but my Touchscreen doesn't function. So I must confirm it with a keyobard or mouse after I connect it with the Notebook.
I testet a USB Hub: Smartphone -> OTG Adapter -> USB Hub -> Notebook (usb male to male cable) + Keyboard.
The Keyboard has functioned and my phone was charging, but the confirm button doesnt come. I also couldn't see the phone as an adb device.
Can I solve this Problem or do I have to buy a new screen?
Best regards
motozmod
And what exactly is your laptop?
Am i the only one not being able to connect my Xperia 1 IV with my Bravia Android TV via usb cable? I just need to watch my videos via Bravia's media player, like i used to do with my older Xperias and even with my actual Huawei P30 (same usb c cable). Pc does recognise normally (with same usb c cable). So it is not cable issue (Pc ok), it is not TV issue (Huawei ok).