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7. Multiple Serial ports
Since UsbSerial 5.0.0 a new class SerialPortBuilder allows to easily handling more than one serial port in the same device. First, We need to create the SerialPortBuilder object
Context mContext;
SerialPortCallback serialPortCallback = new SerialPortCallback() {
@Override
public void onSerialPortsDetected(List<UsbSerialDevice> serialPorts) {
//TODO!!
}
};
...
SerialPortBuilder builder = SerialPortBuilder.createSerialPortBuilder(serialPortCallback);
If you just want to get all the connected devices supported by UsbSerial and setup them on your own using sync/async/IO you can use
List<UsbDevice> possibleSerialPorts = builder.getPossibleSerialPorts(mContext);
But SerialPortBuilder offers the possibility of creating all UsbSerialDevice directly without opening them
builder.getSerialPorts(mContext);
If all ports are going to need the same configuration you can create and open them directly with
builder.openSerialPorts(mContext, 115200,
UsbSerialInterface.DATA_BITS_8,
UsbSerialInterface.STOP_BITS_1,
UsbSerialInterface.PARITY_NONE,
UsbSerialInterface.FLOW_CONTROL_OFF);
SerialPortBuilder will request permission for each one of the connected devices and if explicit user permission is needed a popup asking for permissions will appear for every connected devices.
When all permissions has been accepted (or rejected) SerialPortCallback will be called
Results will be received in the SerialPortCallback.
SerialPortCallback serialPortCallback = new SerialPortCallback() {
@Override
public void onSerialPortsDetected(List<UsbSerialDevice> serialPorts) {
for(UsbSerialDevice serialDevice : serialPorts){
if(!serialDevice.isOpen()){
//TODO: Open device
}
}
}
};
For writing and reading operations you must use the synchronous api or SerialInputStream/SerialOutputStream