When I try to connect usb mouse or keybd it wont work.. Im using stock os..Can anyone please help thanks all
It was noted in another thread that you might have to shut the tablet off, connect the USB keyboard/mouse, then turn the tablet back on. It should work then.
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Hi all
i try to get into download mode in my galaxy tab 10.1 and I can't.
I pressing both keys power and volume down and nothing happend at all- black screen. when i connect usb to my laptop and do the same things i hear signal in my laptop something like connecting and disconnecting when i am using usb socket. anywa i tried many times without waiting results,
please help
hello
I made a search but didn`t find anything ...
So, when the phone is off, if I plug the usb cable on a usb hub, phone turn on. Normal ?
Doesn't happen connecting charger.
Sorry, I`m new on this device and will have more noob question ...
thanks !
yes
normal
I hope someone with more knowledge on this setup can help me out. I would ask in the JellyBam thread but I don't have enough street cred yet.
I purchased a PS3 controller and the GameKlip with the male-to-male USB adapter. I have been able to successfully pair the controller over Bluetooth with the Sixaxis app from the Play store. I would also like to use the USB cable because when paired with the app, you can't pair any other device, like my Bluetooth headset. I would also assume the USB would conserve battery on both devices.
The USB connection works randomly... so i know it's not a complete waste of time trying to get it to work.
The issue to fix is why the connection is random. My thoughts are maybe something with the Kernel that comes with JellyBam, I could try a different one, or an app that will configure the USB state to more reliably keep the controller connected.
When the controller does work it is after a random number of times connecting and disconnecting the USB cable and pressing the "P" power button on the PS3 controller. When it does connect it will highlight an icon on my home screen and I can move the selection around with the joystick. It seems to disconnect as soon as I touch the screen or enter anther app. I have to go though the process of plugging and unplugging again to get it to work after the disconnect.
Another note, this same setup seems to work on my wifes i777 with an older (ICS) AOKP build. I have seen in some of my searching that JB doesn't have the same support for USB configurations as ICS. I would hate to go back to ICS just to get this working... but that may be my only option.
Thank you for taking the time to read my post and please share any information you have!
Hi all,
Im trying to connect my ps3 dualshock controller to my z2, but i go to settings xperia connectivity-dualshock controller- and then plugin the ota cable to the z2 and then connect the controllet but the next button is greyed out.
Any help.
SUPERSTARDJ01 said:
Hi all,
Im trying to connect my ps3 dualshock controller to my z2, but i go to settings xperia connectivity-dualshock controller- and then plugin the ota cable to the z2 and then connect the controllet but the next button is greyed out.
Any help.
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should be working fine if its connected via OTG cable
should also work fine if you connected via bluetooth
the connectivity app seems to fail when it works fine :/
try messing around with it, i found that once it was connnected via usb it worked fine, was able to play games n all
Ok, i connectednit again the control flashes all 4 lights then after a few, fast flashes ot turns to a steady slow flash, thebdualshock connectivity next ia still greyed out, i tried via bluetooth and it doesnt see it, the cable i have is a male micro usb to femal usb.
Ive managed to.connect the dualshock and it works wired but not wireless, any tips?
just managed to broke my screen
Any advice how to dump my android system by USB if it wasn't rooted, and as far I remember never USB debugging mode was switched on?
Get a USB OTG cable, and a wireless mouse or mouse/keyboard combo. Now you can use the mouse as if it was your finger. No need for anything else like USB debugging or other settings to be enabled.
cachanilla86 said:
Get a USB OTG cable, and a wireless mouse or mouse/keyboard combo. Now you can use the mouse as if it was your finger. No need for anything else like USB debugging or other settings to be enabled.
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Sorry for lack of the description, my screen is almost all black..., how I can see where Is my mouse pointer? Some possibility to connect it to screen?
if so I got only monitor with D-sub input.
Is there any software that I can dump it and play on my pc? I mean some kind of virtual box?