i'm trying to implement a bidirectional communication between an android host and a USB device, of course i'm using the USB Host API provided by Google. The USB Device contains a firmware that echoes any character it receives. The user just inserts a character in a EditText and press a Button to send the character. Here is the code
public void sendData(View v){
final String character = request.getText().toString() + "\n\r";
log.setText(log.getText() + "\n" + "Sending...");
if(character != null){
Thread t = new Thread(new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
byte[] array = character.getBytes();
Log.d("USB", "Sending Data...");
mDeviceConnection.bulkTransfer(mEndpointOut, array, array.length, 100);
ByteBuffer output_buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(array.length);
Log.d("USB", "Creating Buffer");
UsbRequest req = new UsbRequest();
req.initialize(mDeviceConnection, mEndpointIn);
req.queue(output_buffer, array.length);
if(mDeviceConnection.requestWait() == req){
Log.d("USB", output_buffer.getChar(0) + "");
Message m = new Message();
m.obj = output_buffer.array();
handler.sendMessage(m);
output_buffer.clear();
} else{
Log.d("USB", "No USBRequest received");
}
}
});
t.start();
}
}
The variable request is the EditText, log is a reference to a TextView so i can show some debbug information. First i send the character using the bulkTransfer method, then i use USBRequest to queue a request to read data on the in endpoint, aparently it send the character correctly, but whe i show the received character, it show some weird symbols, like chinese characters or a rhombus with a question symbol inside (almost always this is the response). I Want to know if the code i use for this communication is correct, and if it is, then why am i receiving that weird characters?
Thank you so much for you help
PD: Sorry for my english.
I am little bit uncleared about the question. But I suggest setting the baud rate correctly if you are using some minicom/putty kind of terminal application for showing the display. If that's not the problem, can you clarify when you say received character - does it mean received char on Android Host device or it means USB device ?
If you send byte array you'll get also array of bytes.
So use the method get(index of byte)
instead of using getChar(index)
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