USB Serial Control Panel Lite 1.3

Smartphones Serial Control Panel Program: This program enables the connection of USB devices utilizing Silicon Laboratories CP210X, FTDI FT232, and Prolific PL2303, CDC/ACM UART to USB Bridge chips to your smartphone. Additionally, the Zigbee Chip TI CC2531, a USB-Enabled SOC Solution for 2.4-GHz IEEE 802.15.4 and ZigBee App, can also be employed.

You have the ability to incorporate frequently used functions into buttons, facilitating the transmission of preconfigured data upon clicking the control button.

• Supported Chips: Silicon Laboratories (CP210X), FTDI (FT232), Prolific (PL2303)
• ARDUINO Support: FTDI, CDC/ACM
• Supported Phones: Smartphones with USB host support such as Samsung Galaxy 2/Galaxy 3/Galaxy Note/Galaxy Note2/Vega Racer R3
• Supported Android Version: Android version 3.1 (API Level 12)

1. Quick Start

1. Utilize the OTG cable to connect the USB device to your smartphone.
2. The smartphone will detect the USB device and prompt you to run it. Click "OK" to proceed with running the app.
3. Access the "Settings" button (wrench icon) at the upper right corner to configure serial communication.
4. Select "Save" after configuring settings.
5. To establish a connection with the device, click on the "Connect" button (phone icon) located at the upper right corner.
6. In the toolbar, tap on "Add Control Button" (plus icon), enter a name and content to send.
7. Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button.
8. A control button will now be added to the panel.
9. By clicking on the button in the control panel, the app will transmit the designated data (content) to the device.
10. The app will display responses from the USB device in the receive text view.

1. Control Button Content:

Binary data can be input in different formats as outlined below: hex, binary, or decimal.

• Decimal: @ + three-digit number (0-255) e.g., CR: @013
• Hex: # + two-digit hex value e.g., CR: #0D
• Binary: & + eight-digit binary value e.g., CR: &00001101
  ※To transmit @, #, or &, these characters must be entered twice consecutively.

The insertion of delays between transmitted data is possible:

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• Insert a delay (in milliseconds) within send data using "<%" and ""%>" like so:
  e.g., up<% sleep:1000 %>down<% sleep:2000 %>left<% sleep:3000 %>right

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• Send "up"

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• Sleep for 1 second
  Send "down"

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• Sleep for 2 seconds
  Send "left"

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• Sleep for 3 seconds
  Send "right"