Device Info
Charlot Vitale
With the IDE going away, I thought I would write a simple device viewer as a front end for the smartthings API to see information that is not visible in the app. One of my drivers requires the user to be able to get the zigbee network id of a device, this also provides a way to do that.
Nifty! Is anybody else with multiple locations seeing their devices duplicated by the number of locations? (I currently have two location and am seeing two entries for the same device)
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Unable to merge dex / Multiple dex files / Problems with com.google.android.gms react-native-device-info uses com.google.android.gms:play-services-gcm to provide [getInstance()][#getinstance]. This can lead to conflicts when building the Android application.
If you're using a different version of com.google.android.gms:play-services-gcm in your app, you can define the googlePlayServicesVersion gradle variable in your build.gradle file to tell react-native-device-info what version it should require.
If that doesn't work, do as suggested in the error message --> try adding def googlePlayServicesVersion = "11.8.0" to your app/build.gradle to force the version on react-native-device-info. (You can change the version as you like)
To access the user-assigned device name through the IDeviceInfo.Name property in iOS 16 and later, rather than the generic device name, your app must meet certain criteria and be assigned the com.apple.developer.device-information.user-assigned-device-name entitlement. For more information, see com.apple.developer.device-information.user-assigned-device-name on developer.apple.com.
iOS doesn't expose an API for developers to get the model of the specific iOS device. Instead, a hardware identifier is returned, like iPhone10,6, which refers to the iPhone X. A mapping of these identifiers isn't provided by Apple, but can be found on the internet such as at The iPhone Wiki and Get iOS Model websites.
Hi guys i have a problem with stremio 4.4 version on macOS Catalina...the problem is that i i get the error "Could not update casting device info: server might be offline".I searched for this kind of thread, without the success...Essentially the problem isn't about installing add-ons or the app itself, but when i for example want to watch One Piece, or any other content for that matter, i just get this error...Additionally it says that theres an error for loading subtitles as well (maybe this can help somehow, i tried to be as specific as possible as to what the problem might be)... There were some threads talking about this issue, mentioning DNS (i don't even know what DNS is to be honest) but i cant keep up with them since its different to do that on macOS, rather then doing the same on Windows or whatever....So are there any other people having this issue? I tried redownloading, reinstalling but it did not help at all...So if there is a specific solution for mac users, and you are aware of it, please share it. I wasted the whole evening trying to fix this, without any progress obviously.
Do you want to know what changes on your smartphone on the go. Introducing a brand new customizable widget which has the Temperature, Ram, Storage and the information about the tests that you've completed in Device Info. You can add and customize the widget on multiple instances of your home screen.
Now you can export all the information Device info shows to a PDF file or a Text file. Customize what information is needed to export and then you can share it with your friends. Also, you can use this document as a Professional document of your device.
Your Smartphone may have many cameras. But do you know what they can do? Don't worry! Device Info has got your back. Even if your device has many cameras, Device Info can show all the features of all the cameras. But there's a catch. Because of the restrictions of the Android OS, the megapixel value of the cameras may be different when they appear on the app.
Do you wonder if the hardware of your device is operating perfectly? You have never bothered to check them right? Don't worry. Device Info can test your smartphone hardware for faults and consistencies. As for now, it supports Display, Multitouch, Flashlight, Loudspeaker, Ear Speaker, Microphone, Ear Proximity, Light Sensor, Accelerometer, Vibration, WiFi, Bluetooth, Fingerprint, Volume Buttons, etc.
This is one of the few rare gems. Its appearance of the user interface is very good and customizable. The depth of its data exceeds my expectations, especially for a 'Donation-for-Satisfaction' application. This DEVICE INFO is well written & developed for the user to get accurate device information.
I'm giving it 5 stars because its the best device info app I've come across, and I've sought through enough of them to confirm my decision. I use this app daily and can rely on the info. I don't do ratings or comments ever and always ignore or select later! But I'll rate this app.
Although I wasn't exactly sure what this app contained, I gave it a try & was glad that I did. It gave me a lot more info about my phone, other than what u can originally find under Settings. It also has a useful testing feature so u can test important features of your phone to be sure they're properly working.
So, what do you think about Device Info? Are you ready to give it a try and check your device? Device Info is available on Google Play. Go to the below link and you can download it from there. Don't forget to give us a review of your experience.
Following are specific method calls from DeviceInfo, and the resulting output. I changed some of the identifying values, but left the format of each value exactly as it was output from the device. I didn't output every method available on DeviceInfo, just the ones that were useful to me at the moment. Hope this helps someone:
This is a very simply question. I have 3 potential camera devices in /dev/: video0, video1 and video2. I need to find out which one is my actual webcam and which one is a loopback device. I couldn't find any tool able to simply take any device file path and output info about it.
The v4l2-ctl tool is used to control video4linux devices, either video, vbi, radio or swradio, both input and output. It is able to control almost any aspect of such devices covering the full V4L2 API.
The Web Bluetooth API lets websites discover and communicate with devices over theBluetooth 4 wireless standard using the Generic Attribute Profile (GATT). It iscurrently partially implemented in Android M, Chrome OS, Mac, and Windows 10.
I've been doing a little bit of research into this and as far as I can tell you are right, that is the way to read the properties. I had assumed that the appendix in the data sheet was the list of data you could read but i may have been wrong. Your device may not be completely compatible with the VISA drivers which could explain why you can't read the properties. You may need to get in contact with the manufacturer to find out what properties you should be able to read from it.
The problem here is that VISA reports really the information that the VISA passport for the serial ports defines. This passport has been developed by NI so that is what is reported. The underlying Windows COMM API that it uses does not provide a standard method to read interface specific properties beyond things like baudrate, data bits, etc. For NI interfaces the according hardware device driver implements some custome IOCTRL calls that the VISA passport can use to query extra informations or set special features such as the wire mode for RS-485 interfaces. These IOCTRL calls are NI specific. FTDI may implement also some custom IOCTRL calls as might Prolific and others, yet they are not all officially documented nor standardized in any way.
NI-VISA being an NI product can implement custom handling for NI hardware but it's pretty dififcult to support other such custom interfaces for non NI hardware as they could easily break with a different version of the device driver. So it's much simpler to not attempt to do it than trying to do a continous catch up with these drivers and certainly miss certain specifc feature differences between manufacturers and driver versions.
A fairly robust way to implement some more specific device detection yourself is to query the registry for every COM port. Usually the name in the registry contains a bit more device specific information, but can in certain cases completely go ashtray if Windows doesn't recognize the particular low level device driver or for virtual COM interfaces, the USB bus enumeration information is faulty.
In my case, I have 5 ftdi's on 1 USB HUB and once in a while they all 5 get disconnected and windows assigns new COM-ports to them. I would like to cover this removal in my code but I have to be sure that COM10 which became COM16 is the same device. (I tried devcon.exe removal so that COM16 becomes COM10 again but I prefer not to use any command line utilities in my code...)
One question would be if it is really useful to identify the ports based on the FTDI interface used rather than what device is connected on the serial side. Do these devices support some device identification query? That would also take care about accidential test setup connection errors.
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