#Micro usb to serial android driver

Now, search on the palette, under TextFields, the option вЂњPlain TextвЂќ, and add 2 of those into the layout.Now go to the view вЂњcomponent treeвЂќ and remove the TextView is in there.Rename it with the name вЂњSendвЂќ on properties, and change its ID name as well with вЂњbtSendвЂќ.Now it is time to add a button, so select from the palette the widget вЂњButtonвЂќ, and drag and drop it on the cellphoneвЂ™s screen.Then double click on the activity layout, and your Android StudioвЂ™s perspective will be changed to: So expand the folder вЂњsrcвЂќ, which is located within the folder вЂњappвЂќ, and find the GUI layout which is located on вЂњ/src/main/res/layoutвЂќ as you can see in the following image.Now it is time to customize you GUI before coding this example using the USB-serial Library.After adding it, you must wait until your app is updated and refreshed, then you are going to be able to see into the jar you just pasted on the folder lib.After pasting it, right-click on the file вЂњusbserial.jarвЂќ, and choose вЂњAdd As LibraryвЂ¦вЂќ.Paste on this folder the jar you downloaded.Now expand the folder вЂњappвЂќ, and there should be a folder called вЂњLibвЂќ.Now if we expand the folder вЂњFPGALover_USB_SerialвЂќ we are going to observe in detail all our project directory.

We are going to click on the tap вЂњappвЂќ and select the folder вЂњLibвЂќ.After creating the new project, it is gonna appear something like the following.Now, open Android Studio, letвЂ™s begin by creating a new project.

#Micro usb to serial android driver

After you have installed Android Studio, you need to download this JAR file, which contains the driver to access FTDI Serial devices.First, you need to have installed Android Studio 2.1 or superior, in this case I will work with Android 2.1.2.However, it is not always handy for beginners to have an explained and detailed tutorial about it, which drives me to write this simple but useful tutorial that you might find useful for your class projects or whatever your idea could be.

As everyone knows, we are used to using UART/Serial protocols to create communication channels between our programable devices.