I am using the DSLR Controller on a Motorola G smart phone together with a Canon EOS 7D. In this Setup both the USB cable Connection as well as the Wi-fi Version via the router works perfectly.
I have now purchased a new Smartphone, namely the LG X210 and installed the app on it. Unfortunately, neither the USB cable Connection nor the Connection via the Wi-Fi router works. I only get the message that no USB or WiFi device can be detected. The Android Version is the 5 Version.
Is anybody using the LG X210 phone successfully with that app? Any other LG phone that works? Any other suggestions/tips that could make the app running on that phone?
Thanks for your help.
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Huawei E3131 modem is working as a router which has an IP address 192.168.1.1 and as the DHCP server, it gives an IP automatically to the PC and connects to 3G internet without installing any drivers or any software.
How to use this 3G modem on an Android tablet or phone?
Depending on the android version of your devices, i'm pretty sure this 3g adapter should work properly with an OTG cable.
I own a Samsung galaxy s plus. With the stock android which was 2.3.5 i think i couldn't do much if anything with an OTG cable.
When i installed a modded 4.2 rom everything worked smooth. I tried a mouse, keyboard and a cheap cheap Joypad. Worked as a charm.
Any android ICS and above can do miracles with those cables!
There is a video in the xda developers youtube channel about on-the-go cables. look it up
Yeah I know about the OTG cables since I already resell them. But it didn't work with the mentioned modem and an Android tablet which has 4.0.4 version on it.
This 3G modem is a lot different from others; because nearly all of the 3G USB stick modems require a USB interface driver to be managed through. But this stick acts like a router; thus it has its own IP (192.168.1.1) and as soon as its plugged into a USB port, it assigns an IP to the computer (192.168.1.2) and connects to 3G in a matter of seconds; no driver needed, no software installed. It's like connecting an ethernet cable to PC.
That's why I also tried configuring USB-ethernet on the tablet, but it didn't work either.
OK so I have two android devices, a phone and a tablet. My tablet is the new NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet. I have a horrible old slow router, so gamestream doesn't work well. I was wondering if there was some way to use my phone as a router of sorts. My pc doesn't have wifi so I have to use USB tethering. Is there any way to use USB tethering on my phone, and connect to a LAN network via wifi on my table typo to my pc for game streaming, just like through a regular wifi modem? My phone is a Galaxy s4 on AT&T. Both android devices are rooted with stock roms.
I previously owned a G3 where I connect my bluetooth headset and mobile TV tuner, and these worked flawlessly with no setting changes. Now I just bought the V10 and connected these devices to it. For some reason my bluetooth headset's remote "next/previous" function does not work (though music streaming and remote volume are fine) while my mobile TV tuner cannot be detected by the phone (through the mobile TV tuner app from its manufacturer).
Now since these are perfectly working on my G3, I wonder why it does not in V10. Any of you guys experienced having these problems with your peripheral devices? Maybe some settings need to be changed or it is a firmware problem that LG needs to update.
By the way, my V10 is the international variant, still in Lollipop. I have reached LG and still waiting for they reply, but I just want to check with you guys if any of you have this problem. TIA.
I purchased this indash Pioneer unit for large screen display of nav info using Waze or Google maps. The phone function connects OK via USB, the bluetooth connects OK for music, but the Pioneer will not recognize the phone's nav input.
Two different brand phones owned by the radio shop crew connect flawlessly to the unit via USB. They have tried repeatedly to get the X829 LeMax2 running stock Android 6.0.1 to connect, without any sign of success.
Could it be the USB-C? The two other phones are the older style USB.
Anyone have a solution?
Martin
Hi!
Do you use Android Auto?
Do you enable the connection to your Pioneer?
LoBinS said:
Hi!
Do you use Android Auto?
Do you enable the connection to your Pioneer?
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Thanks for the info - I had not heard about Android Auto. I tried it, and it does not recognize my Pioneer unit. It is not listed either as an accepted or rejected car.
After some experimentation, I found that the problem apparently is in the USB-C. I had thought the phone was commecting via USB, but it was using BT. A. Auto will connect via BT but not by USB.
I tried with USB set for debug or not, for MTP or not, but nada all ways. The Pioneer will not connect via the USB-C. A thumb drive of music with the old style USB connects perfectly, so it is not a defective USB connection in the Pioneer but the C format. HELP!!!
Martin
Good day guys. I've tried connecting my Ps4 and xbox1 controllers to the device via USB but nothing works. The Ps4 controller connects via Bluetooth after some trying, but still does not register inputs. Both devices run fine on the pc via the same USB cable.
Am I missing something?
Can anyone assist?
Edit: android version 7.1.2
I even tried opening the box and using the hidden ports. Still no controller response. Just lights up but no input whatsoever.
In for info. 2gb/16ram h96 pro plus android box