Hi to all!

I try to make my Wayteq x960bt with wince 6.0 to work like USB Host and connect to this pna with ftdi usb adapter !

I make the Y cable with external power and a put a 5v on pin 4 from Wayteq USB.
On pin 1 from Wayteq USB connector not put a 5V.
I uses only gnd,d-,d+ and pin4 with 5V.

I unlock the OTGPortMode and now is set to 1.

With OTGPortMode=2 i have 5 com ports on pna!
With OTGPortMode=1 i have 4 com ports on pna!
So modification of this key is work!


I copy the ftdi dll on my ResidentFlash and i set in register this path!
My modification is for all "DLL" :
"DLL"="\ResidentFlash\ftdi_ser.dll"

But after reboot the adapter is not found !
In Drivers\Active not exist a record for ftdi.

I try with dll for Atlas5 from LoadDll archive but not work!

My system info:
Rom: PF08.3115.36M7588H
Soft:V3.6.Y205.07.27
OEM: WTAtlas5

Now I put the 5V on pin 1 ! Connect the Y cable on 5V and on GPS USB port!
When insert a usb ftdi adapter in WinCE appear a icon with "plug"!
Normal on charging proces appear a "battery with the arrow"


thank's to all for any ideia !

Are you sure your driver gets loaded after reboot? Win CE 6.0 requires your driver to be digitally signed to be loaded on startup. Look at my hack for P560 - I self-signed my drivers and generated a custom cert that needs to be imported for the drivers to work. You can find some tutors on the net out there on how to self-sign a driver.

hi!
FTDI driver you mean? How verify if driver is loaded?
But I tried with a USB stick! This has a led for "activity"!
it does not turn on!

is posible to send me a link for : "self-signed"?
thank's

Yes, I mean the FTDI driver. I am not sure where you got this driver from but my assumption was that you built it yourself, then you need to sign it. If you just copied the driver from my P560 hack, then you need to just install hwhack.com certificate since I've already signed the driver with it.
For USB stick you need a driver as well, this won't work automatically.

Hi ,
when i try to install hhwhack.com_cert.cab i have this error : *.cab is not a valid Windows CE Setup file.

My Windows CE is 6.0.

Oh I'm sorry I forgot to mention that this is all for Windows Mobile. You could try to unpack cab on PC and try to manualy install that, but I'm not sure if this is compatible at all. The good news is that AFAIR, Windows CE does not need to have the drivers digitally signed. Download some free task manager for Win CE that has the capability of viewing loaded drivers and check there.

Ok!
I install the USB Serial Driver.cab on ResidentFlash of my GSP.
This installer created the "Putty" folder with putty.exe application!
After reboot my GPS lost the files : 232usb.exe and 232usb.dll!
So I copied this files into "Putty" folder.

Is necesary to modify in register the path for this files?

I have a Device Manager.EXE ! But not find this driver !

thank's

Again, this driver was for Windows Mobile. I don't know if it works in WinCE.
I'm not sure why your files disappeared after reboot either. Your GPS seems to be too customized comparing to the original WinCE to simply answer your questions.

USB host mode or USB on the go is initialized via an ID pin in the plug connected to ground via a resistor of a defined value. The value can be 0 Ohms or another value, the latter defines certain states with charging capabilities.

If this ID pin is not connected to ground the device will act as a slave. Only if the ID pin is connected to ground the device senses it has to act as a host device. In Samsung Galaxy S for example a special IC does the sensing, while other devices do this in the SOC itself.

See:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_On-The-Go
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB