Pocket DataLog for Android I'm going to start my own thread for Pocket DataLog. Here's a teaser of the WUD capabilities I'm working on currently. Its still a little rough and some things are still not working in the UI but it won't be long. https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.thi...5120d5866b.png |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Posting to subscribe, and to hopefully send my error logs/troubleshoot! |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android
Originally Posted by gibbles
(Post 6116651)
Posting to subscribe, and to hopefully send my error logs/troubleshoot! java.lang.NullPointerException at com.felhr.usbserial.UsbSerialDevice.createUsbSerialDevice(UsbSerialDevice.java:68) at com.felhr.usbserial.UsbSerialDevice.createUsbSerialDevice(UsbSerialDevice.java:58) at com.brewcitycrawlers.pocketdatalog.UsbService$ConnectionThread.run(UsbService.java:274) Seems the third-party serial library I'm using doesn't like your USB serial adapter for some reason so let me know what kind it is. I'll dig into the serial library probably next weekend and see if its something obvious/simple for me to fix. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I think i got my adapters mixed up, the one i swore came with the ebl says xchip-x. The other one i thought i bought for my wide band O2, says trendnet TU-S9. I just swapped them and the trendnet adapter is working! |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android The xchip-x adapter; i confirmed it came with my ebl last year. I found the trendnet adapter in my amazon order history, i ordered it with my wideband O2 last year. Not sure if the xchip-x adapter is being sent with current ebl orders, or if i just got "lucky", rbob may be able to confirm. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android The current USB to Serial adapter cable that goes with the EBL is the FTDI Chipi-X cable. It may have crashed the app if the drivers weren't installed. Can get it here: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm The trendnet cable uses the Prolific chipset and uses a different driver. RBob. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Thanks Rbob. I'm using a free third party serial library that started out pretty well maintained last year but its been languishing a bit since fall. It does indeed look like it is built on an older d2xx jar file. I should be able to get everything to play nicely with the latest one. Give me a few weeks gibbles. I'll try to get it in the next release. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Thanks! I sent more logs via the app again invase it's helpful, and more info... The working adapter crashed the app today when i connected ebl to my phone... So i connected my micro usb adapter to my phone, launched the app, and then connected the serial adapter/ebl. It worked! So i did the same with the xchipx adapter, and it worked as well! I can repro the crash on demand at this point if you need anything else, i can also enable developer mode on my device if you need something fancy. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Wish I was younger and could pick this stuff up easy, I could use something like this . |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Thanks gibbles. Check your PM - I just need to clarify the steps I would use to reproduce the crash. That's good news I don't have to dig into the code for the serial library though...I wasn't looking forward to that because it would steal time away from the important stuff. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I sent a good solid repro, works flawless each time if i connect all of the adapters in stages. I have been using the app as a solid lockdown for my car. took some logs with it today, working great! The playing lego is anoying, but it's nice to be able to use my phone since it's almost always with me. :thumbsup: |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Try this and let me know if it also seems stable w/ no errors. Android recently changed up their permissions handling, and I had to modify the app to work with that on the second release. I can't seem to recreate any of this crashing on a newer OS with the new permissions model and I no longer have any 4.4 or lower devices to test with. Plug everything together but don't make the final connection to the phone. Bring up your background apps list, and if pdlog is already running, close it out. Fire up the app again. Plug in the last of the legos (the "big" to "little" usb converter) into the phone. Let me know how this works, both with ignition on and ignition off when you go to insert the converter into the phone with a "fresh" app launch, making sure it wasn't paused in he background. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I think that's whats happening, if i close the app, and i later go to connect the usb, it pops up a window and asks to connect. It does not show up in my task manager, but if i go to settings, apps, and running, it's there. That also explains some of the randomized working and not working i was seeing... I'll test the idea shortly, however it may not happen until saturday... |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android
Originally Posted by jdarg
(Post 6119711)
Try this and let me know if it also seems stable w/ no errors. Android recently changed up their permissions handling, and I had to modify the app to work with that on the second release. I can't seem to recreate any of this crashing on a newer OS with the new permissions model and I no longer have any 4.4 or lower devices to test with. Plug everything together but don't make the final connection to the phone. Bring up your background apps list, and if pdlog is already running, close it out. Fire up the app again. Plug in the last of the legos (the "big" to "little" usb converter) into the phone. Let me know how this works, both with ignition on and ignition off when you go to insert the converter into the phone with a "fresh" app launch, making sure it wasn't paused in he background. I have an old note 2 laying around, I believe it's on 4.3 something, if it would help and you'd want it |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android So if i ensure the data logger service has fully exited i don't have to lego it together one piece at a time. but i do need to connect the usb adapter first, then connect the serial to ebl and it's all good And I'm. 4.4.2 (I'm sure the logs showed that). LG left me hanging with the last updates, wifes S5 got it no problem. However her phone can't use app ops, serious disappoint as apps can do just about anything they want... |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Hi I am running it on my Samsung Galaxy S2 tablet. Android 6. Works fine. According to the play store it's not compatible. I had to side load it . The play store refers to version 1.03 but the version I running is v 1.10. As I am in Europe I more used to the metric system. Maybe a nice option for the future. Regards Bob |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Hi Connecting the serial to USB adaptor through the mini USB port is a week point. Apparently there are serial to Bluetooth adaptors. Would it be possible to connect to pocket data through Bluetooth? Wouldn't that be terrific. Just get in the car and it pairs |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I would love a Bluetooth adapter, would make it easier as i also use this to lock the car via bank switch. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Hi Jdarg, I looked for your Pocket Datalog on Google Play but I can't find it through my phone. I can find it on my desktop though. I'm in Canada, is it locked out from being accessed here? |
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Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I'd like to second that request for availability in Canada. This looks very exciting, would love to leave my crappy windows tablet home and just take my phone instead. Would also like to second that request for bluetooth to serial connectivity we use these adapters in the agricultural world to transmit internet based correction signals from a cell phone to gps receivers for auto guidance on tractors, works very slick. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android https://m.apkpure.com/pocket-datalog/com.brewcitycrawlers.pocketdatalog found it in Canada, looks great can't wait to try it out thanks for the effort |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Iphone user here but subscribing cause this is definitely interesting. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android This is awesome |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Man I used the datalogger tonight and it works like a champ! |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Thread is back on track. robertfrank, you may be able to see your sig pictures, but photobucket is blocking others from seeing them. RBob. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Thank You RBob. All i'm seeing is circles, no pics |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android :o Thanks rbob |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Great thread and great work. I'm posting to subscribe. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I was unable to find the Pocket Datalog app in Google Play; it it still available and/or supported? |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android
Originally Posted by billvv
(Post 6438465)
I was unable to find the Pocket Datalog app in Google Play; it it still available and/or supported? |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Forgot about this thread, then it popped up. Any more progress on updating the API? I don't know how to do it, but this was always cool! |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android
Originally Posted by liquidh8
(Post 6458654)
Forgot about this thread, then it popped up. Any more progress on updating the API? I don't know how to do it, but this was always cool! |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I've been using it with my ebl flash and its awesome. Looking forward to the new updates |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android Still watching this. |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I'm hoping to have a little time tonight to look into this |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I did not know this was available. Sure beats finding a spot to place my laptop in the car besides the floor. Fred |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android
Originally Posted by Fred SS
(Post 6516016)
I did not know this was available. Sure beats finding a spot to place my laptop in the car besides the floor. Fred |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android I could not find it either. The OP posted he is working on an update. Fred |
Re: Pocket DataLog for Android A year and a half ago.... it sounds like a project that's on the back shelf. |
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