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Thanks to @UniSuperBox 's help I have got one of these working. He gave me several links to get me started:
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I accidentally found that it works on my Nexus 4 handset. Keeps out put going after boot it seems..
I was going to add the links @UniSuperBox gave me but I got accused of spaming .
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@apple.muncy said in Uart cable for Nexus handsets.:
I was going to add the links @UniSuperBox gave me but I got accused of spaming .
accused by the forum software? then you could try to trick it like www dot homepage dot com.
or accused by some admin? then maybe you can give a high level summary using some internet searchable terms. did you build the cable yourself? I've seen some guides about that.
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Accused by the software : )It was an easy build. I had the USB serial device already, had to find an audio plug. I also had an inexpensive digital voltage display so I added that and an adjustable pot to it. It work but some garbage gets through.
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Say apple.muncy, (or someone else?!) could you help me somehow to get (or make)such a cable for myself? There are a number of guides for how to build these online, eg, http://www.pabr.org/consolejack/consolejack.en.html#
But I'm seriously out of my depth here. I know how to use a compiler, but I know shit about electronics. I'm not up to the challenge of building this all by myself. -
@doniks I think this cable seems to be what you're looking for:
http://www.sinforcon.com/product/html/359.htmlIf you manage to get it, just remember to use a multimeter to check that the 3V is actually on the microphone terminal first.