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iOS USB-C serial support
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowWhat kind of port is the USB port?Establish communication link between a device and iOSWhat are the differences in serial port RS232 vs USB programming?USB to Serial Adapter Does Not Start agetty (Centos/RedHat) LinuxHID power device driver for UPS with serial portData from USB ~ Serial PortWhy won't my external device connect to my Android device via serial-to-USB?iOS device FT232R USB chip not supportedhow to connect two Windows computers by USB for communication between their virtual serial ports?Javascript and serial port communication
We are developing a mobile app that communicates with several USB Serial devices. We are evaluating iPad Pro since it has an USB-C port and there are plenty of adapters in the market for plugging USB devices.
Does Apple provide USB Serial support for custom devices?
Can we just develop the app connecting to any serial port and communicate with the device? Are there any swift or objective c libraries to achieve this?
We are not interested in developing a custom hardware joining some Apple program or any similar solution.
ios serial-port usb
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We are developing a mobile app that communicates with several USB Serial devices. We are evaluating iPad Pro since it has an USB-C port and there are plenty of adapters in the market for plugging USB devices.
Does Apple provide USB Serial support for custom devices?
Can we just develop the app connecting to any serial port and communicate with the device? Are there any swift or objective c libraries to achieve this?
We are not interested in developing a custom hardware joining some Apple program or any similar solution.
ios serial-port usb
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
Any device that communicates via the lightning or USB C port on and iOS device must be MFi certified. If you don't want to join the MFi program and customise your hardware you should look at BLE or WiFi connectivity.
– Paulw11
Mar 8 at 19:53
thanks Paul for your comment.
– hfierro
Mar 15 at 15:04
add a comment |
We are developing a mobile app that communicates with several USB Serial devices. We are evaluating iPad Pro since it has an USB-C port and there are plenty of adapters in the market for plugging USB devices.
Does Apple provide USB Serial support for custom devices?
Can we just develop the app connecting to any serial port and communicate with the device? Are there any swift or objective c libraries to achieve this?
We are not interested in developing a custom hardware joining some Apple program or any similar solution.
ios serial-port usb
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
We are developing a mobile app that communicates with several USB Serial devices. We are evaluating iPad Pro since it has an USB-C port and there are plenty of adapters in the market for plugging USB devices.
Does Apple provide USB Serial support for custom devices?
Can we just develop the app connecting to any serial port and communicate with the device? Are there any swift or objective c libraries to achieve this?
We are not interested in developing a custom hardware joining some Apple program or any similar solution.
ios serial-port usb
ios serial-port usb
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
asked Mar 8 at 15:40
hfierrohfierro
104
104
Any device that communicates via the lightning or USB C port on and iOS device must be MFi certified. If you don't want to join the MFi program and customise your hardware you should look at BLE or WiFi connectivity.
– Paulw11
Mar 8 at 19:53
thanks Paul for your comment.
– hfierro
Mar 15 at 15:04
add a comment |
Any device that communicates via the lightning or USB C port on and iOS device must be MFi certified. If you don't want to join the MFi program and customise your hardware you should look at BLE or WiFi connectivity.
– Paulw11
Mar 8 at 19:53
thanks Paul for your comment.
– hfierro
Mar 15 at 15:04
Any device that communicates via the lightning or USB C port on and iOS device must be MFi certified. If you don't want to join the MFi program and customise your hardware you should look at BLE or WiFi connectivity.
– Paulw11
Mar 8 at 19:53
Any device that communicates via the lightning or USB C port on and iOS device must be MFi certified. If you don't want to join the MFi program and customise your hardware you should look at BLE or WiFi connectivity.
– Paulw11
Mar 8 at 19:53
thanks Paul for your comment.
– hfierro
Mar 15 at 15:04
thanks Paul for your comment.
– hfierro
Mar 15 at 15:04
add a comment |
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Any device that communicates via the lightning or USB C port on and iOS device must be MFi certified. If you don't want to join the MFi program and customise your hardware you should look at BLE or WiFi connectivity.
– Paulw11
Mar 8 at 19:53
thanks Paul for your comment.
– hfierro
Mar 15 at 15:04