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From the above figure, you have clearly got the idea that why I have used this cable, one side of this cable, which is mini usb, will be inserted in the Android mobile while the other side, which is the female usb port, will be plugged with the usb cable of Arduino, as shown below:. First of all, I have used the OTG cable for interfacing Android with Arduino, which is shown in below figure:. 🙂 Circuit designing for Monitoring Incoming Data First I have done the Arduino side because that one is quite easy and after that I touched the Android side that’s a bit complex and you must have the prior knowledge of it if you wanna make it work. I have explained this tutorial in detail. After a little research I got the idea that simple USB will work fine so I go with it. When I was starting this project then I have a bit confusion that whether to use the USB Host shield of Arduino or to use the usb cable through which we connect Arduino with computer. So that’s why I am sharing it so that others can get it work easily. When I started working on it I couldn’t find any data on it online and I have to work a lot to make it work. It isn’t much difficult but will need a little patient. So, today I thought to share it with you guys. Arduino usb host shield keyboard sample program how to#
You should also have a look at How to Install Android Studio. So, I have to work on it and I got it working successfully.
But recently I got a project in which I have to do USB Communication between Android and Arduino, they have this restriction of using USB. I have designed many projects before in which I have interfaced Android and Arduino and communicated between them but in those projects I have used either Wifi or Bluetooth as a mode for communication. In today’s post, I am going to share How to do USB Communication between Android and Arduino. Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives.