Dear All,
I wanted to know if USB Host mode/On the Go (OTG) on for Samsung devices?
cos as far as i have seen, unless you modify kernel and use an app OTG doesnt work with other devices.
I have a tablet (HCL ME U1 - Version: ICS), which has normal USB/Mini USB, but the USB Host mode is not enabled on it. i was wondering how do i enable it ?
the other option is to buy a tablet which is OTG enabled, but as far as my knowledge, only samsung galaxy tab has OTG.
kindly help me out with information
- slax
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Hi, I wonder if USB Hosting works on Nook Tablet?
Does it require OTG cable?
I have this type of keyboard that can be connected to Nook via microUSB cable, but it doesn't work.
I'm currently on CM10.1, but does any other ROM support USB Host?
I have an OTG Adapter that works at least on a Galaxy S3, but not on the Nook Tablet with CM 10.1.3.
Anyone knows how to get it working (if possible at all)?
AFAIK, USB Host is currently not supported on the NT.
FWIW USB Host is supported (for common USB device types such as keyboard/mouse, flash drives) on the Nook Simple Touch (running rooted stock ROM and a modified kernel version) and on the HD+ (running either CM10.1 or CM10.2).
hey guys
i have xolo q1000s and i have tried usb otg but it doesn't gets connected. even i have used apps like usb host controller,usb otg helper and lots more but still no success and yes i have a rooted device
hope anyone can help me
i have read its possible to add otg if your device supports usb host by modifying your kernel but couldn't find any proper info
some screenshots:
dear all android developer and user , i've some curiosity regarding OTG and usb host.
-> is there any difference between OTG and USB Host? i run a portable usb speaker. it can detect that. some OTG suported device does support only pen drive/flash drive+Mouse+KyBrd. does not detect any HDD/USB speaker (eg Moto E 2nd/ local Chinese brand). i just want to know the difference of their OTG system. or usb host system.
-> My moto G gives over 4 volt through OTG and that can fluently run any portable HDD without any extra power (any rom). its tested and i use a portable HDD. did you found any other set with this feature? i didnt found any.
sorry for my long post. hope u'll share ur knowledge if got enough time to reply. thanks.
I own two Android devices which I need help with setting up OTG access to USB thumb-drives and SD Card Readers. I don’t understand why this isn’t a standard feature on all Android devices? Do I need to have both devices rooted? Is there a setting or an app for accessing data files on a thumbdrive?
Samsung Galaxy Tab: SM-T280, OS 5.1.1
BLU Phone: Vivo XL4, OS 8.1.0
USB OTG is a hardware feature, has nothing to do with Android OS itself. If your Android phone’s retail box has the USB OTG logo, it supports USB OTG. Many Samsung models support USB OTG.
Whether an Android device supports USB OTG or not you check with Easy OTG Checker app.
If device supports USB OTG but this feature isn't enabled by default and
a) it's rooted then you can install an app like USB OTG Helper to access the USB device.
b) it isn't rooted then you can use Es file explorer to enable it:
1. Connect the USB OTG cable with the device attached you want to connect to Android .
2. Insert the OTG cable in Charging port .
3. Now Open Es file explorer .
4. You will get a notification asking ” Enable USB OTG support “
Hello
I've got my hand on a BEISTA K107, a low end Android tab with Android 10.0 on it.
I'm trying to setup a photobooth but the tablet do not detect my DSLR when I plug it in USB. The tablet is supposed to be OTG compatible but It seems that it's not usb host compatible
Any idea how to correct that ?
I've try rooting it without success
@zeph
Support for USB host and/or USB accessory modes are ultimately dependant on the device's hardware, regardless of Android platform level.