Connect your tablet to serial devices over USB!
*UPDATE: Confirmed working on Galaxy Nexus!
Slick USB 2 Serial Terminal allows you to use your tablet with your Prolific or FTDI based USB to Serial adapter and connect to your serial devices.
NO ROOTING is necessary! All you need is this app and a compatible usb to serial cable (majority of cables based off the prolific or ftdi chipset).
This is the non pro version. For extended features, please look for the PRO version in the market.
Try this version first and see if it works with your setup!
This app was created in response to many sys/network admins looking to interface with routers/switches using only their tabs without having to lug their laptops around. This is only one use case. Send an email if you've found a new unique way to use this app.
Interested in integrated usb to serial support in your own app? Check out the website for info on the Slick USB 2 Serial Library.
Please email with issues, comments, ideas. If you like it, please leave a positive rating!
***UPDATE***
Recently tested to be NOT WORKING on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 WIFI (Carrier branded versions should work according to a Samsung Rep) Please email me if you have a setup that is working with this tablet! Thanks!
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Paul Spaulding - May 09, 2013
Use a USB on the go adapter and it worked with a USB TO RS485 converter. Also ran the electronics from the USB Supply which was doubled to 10 volts using a capacitor doubler. Circuit took 200mA from the USB port.
A Google User - February 24, 2013
Awesome
Paco Huelsz - January 16, 2013
I tested it with my Arduino UNO and it works, but only to send data. 3 stars: pros: Good looking UI Lots of settings Very flexible Works with Arduino Cons: -It is not receiving most (around 95%) of the messages sent by the arduino. I made an Echo test to try this... Still useful but not perfect.
A Google User - November 17, 2012
the theme for the app needs to be updated
A Google User - November 12, 2012
unfortunetly does not have support for the Silabs usb bridge.