Android serial conrtol *ProDVX Side light bars

Hello.

Which Android device do you want to use when working with Serial? What does the Serial port look like? USB?

Connect the hardware you want to control via Serial to your Android device and check in the console whether the Android device sees, can send commands, and receives feedback. Transport in Serial for Android is supported in i3 pro, but first check whether Android can work through the Serial port in a third-party application.

As noted before - this is ProDVX android tablet that has built in serial for controlling side led bars. Hence the serial port looks like /dev/ttyS1 on the device. The device port is accessible for the demo app that comes with the tablet and the example code in java connects directly to /dev/ttyS1. Hence the question - if I want to connect to serial interface that is physically located on the device as /dev/ttyS1 how do I do it.

Hello.

You need to make sure that the port is not occupied by another application. From i3 pro, you can access the port via a custom driver.

You can create a driver either in the editor or in a script.From the script, send commands using the Send method. To obtain the data either through EVENT_RECEIVE_DATA or EVENT_RECEIVE_TEXT.

Hi, I am reverting back to my initial question.

in order to connect to device serial interface (on android the serial device is /dev/ttyS1) what needs to be entered to the host field ? COM1, ttyS1, \\.\COM1 ??

So far I am un able to connect to that 

Hello.

In Android, device paths are similar in Linux. We can't know which way is in your case. If the native application uses /dev/ttyS1, then use it in i3 pro. Just disable the native application to be able to work with this port in i3 pro (the port can only be occupied by one process).