Hi all,
I am developing applications to the omap3530 evm and I have been wondering how to input text to my application?
Is there a possibility to plug a keyboard to the omap3530 evm?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi all,
I am developing applications to the omap3530 evm and I have been wondering how to input text to my application?
Is there a possibility to plug a keyboard to the omap3530 evm?
Thanks in advance.
You should be able to use keyboard/mice interface by using a USB 2.0 hub with the EVM.
Regards, Punya
Thanks for your answer Punya, I will try that.
But I saw in other posts that it should be plugged into the USB OTG port :-/
The host port is HS USB only so you would need a HS USB hub. The OTG port supports all speeds (LS/FS/HS) so no hub would be needed, unless you wanted to connect more than one device.
Steve K.
Many thanks for your answer Steve, I will try both of the HS USB and the OTG ports.
Dear Punya, Steve,
I have been working with omap3evm for sometime. My requirement is to configure UART3 in omap3evm board so that I can send data from a terminal emulator like teraterm (finally, I will be using a keypad) and display it on the lcd display. Basically, UART3 should act like a keyboard port. Is there a driver file in kernel that can be modified to accomplish this? I am using OpenEmbedded with Angstrom distribution (kernel version 2.6.32). Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Krishnan.
Hello Steve,
As i have heard that you have worked on the usb keyboard and storage at u-boot level on OMAP3 EVM through your conversations and Am trying the same thing
that is usb keyboard and storage devices at the u- boot level(HOST HUB) on beagle board Xm and TI OMAP3 processor. so, can you please tell the change what i have to
do at the u-boot level and i am using the u-boot-2011.06 package for beagle board Xm.
Thanks,
Ranjith.