Hello! The DJI Go Drone App can't connect the RC remote via USB, the App does Not See the remote. I tried some settings in Dev Options but the remote won't be recognized by the App. Already tried to Change to MTP Mode. But the device charges only. I think it must be a Software or Kernel Problem
Any idea what to do ?
Anyone?
I have the same problem. but I tested on another Pocophone and it worked. Did you solve the problem? My drone is Mavic 2 Pro
Two Poco F1 plus Mavic Air. No such issues... Check your communication cable
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Is there anyone success in connecting this phone to a car using "Android Auto" ? I try many roms in the kenzo development section but none of them makes the phone being detected by the car through USB. I had another Mi Note Pro on the CM13 rom and the phone is connected to the car through USB cable.
on my note 2 i have to connect the phone and then activate thhe MTP protocol. it gets deactivated automatically a few seconds later. after that android ajto works perfectly good. maybe this will help you
I know this is an old thread but any solution?
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
Anyone noticed that Mi Pad 4 64+4 Wifi could not recognize any MIDI device?
I have already tested the device in both MIUI and Stock Android, adjusted developer mode USB connection settings, still cannot work.
I tried on a Google Pixel and it worked flawlessly, I saw two posts in official MIUI forum reporting the same problem too, so I guess this is a hardware problem? Maybe XiaoMi has to do some update patches to enable the function?
APP: Cross DJ Pro / Unipad
MIDI hardware: Serato DDJ SB, Launchpad.
If anyone has any knowledge to help, I am much appreciated.
I just received mine yesterday, and met the same problem, can't recognise elec piano and fhis was the main purpose I bought t it for... Will ring the customer service later today see what happen. (Btw, xiaomi Mix 2s works fine with MIDI, DID NOT EVEN CHANGE THE CONNECTION MODE)
Same issue here. I have Caustic 3 and FL Studio Mobile. Both work fine with my Pixel 3, and my old tablet (Galaxy Tab 4) but the Mi Pad 4 doesn't seem to recognize the midi devices being plugged in (other devices ask for permissions when it is plugged in but the Mi Pad 4 never asks). There is a developer option as to what to default the USB connections to. I changed that to MIDI but that still didn't make the midi devices show up in Caustic or FL Studio Mobile. If anyone knows if there is a fix for this, it would be greatly appreciated.
I had same problem. It was fixed by using proper USB C OTG cable. Micro USB OTG with some kind od additional micro -> USB C adapter (probably charging only) did not work.
I have recently purchased an Oppo Reno2 Z. One issue that I am having is with connecting phone Android Auto on my Sony AX-5000 car stereo. Android Auto was working on this car stereo with my previous phone (a Nokia 7 plus) without any issues, so I am confident the problem is with the Oppo phone and not the stereo or usb cables I have used. I also have found the odd post from other Oppo users with the same issue.
When connecting the Oppo Reno2 Z (running ColorOS 6.1) to the stereo, Android Auto does not start up and instead I get the message 'USB device not supported'. I am able to get Android Auto to work by initiating Developer Options on the Oppo and then changing 'Select USB Configuration' from 'Charging' to 'MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)', however this only works for that one time and next time I try to use Android Auto again I am forced to go through the above steps once again. It does not appear that it is possible to permanently change USB Configuration to MTP (Media Transfer Protocol).
Does anyone know of a permanent solution to this issue? I'm hoping that it may be fixed in ColorOS 7, however that is not yet available in Australia for this phone.
Many thanks in advance.
Bluetooth issue
My Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G does not connect automatically to my paired devices like car (most important), speaker, pc, headset. I always have to connect manually, entering the Bluetooth menu and select the device and connect it.
It has the latest global rom.
Tried to sent the issue to Xiaomi, added logs, but no response from them. Searched Internet, no solution.
Anyone has a solution?
Laptop no connection
I found a solution here to connect to laptop/pc with a USB-A port and it works but...
My Asus laptop doesn't have a USB-A port only 2 USB-C ports and I cannot connect the phone here. Updated all drivers etc. but no connection.
This is frustrating since I want to transfer music this way.
Any solution would be great.
Thx for the support