Request/Idea

[hilltopper06]

This is not necessarily MK908 specific, but since that is the device I have I will post this here.

I have a PS3 uDraw tablet (they have been on a firesale for a while now, and are still fairly cheap at BestBuy.com http://www.bestbuy.com/site/uDraw+Ga...draw&lp=1&cp=1)

This fine gentleman has made the tablet work with PCs for controlling the mouse, etc.

http://brandonw.net/udraw/

On his site he lists most all of the information about the device to interpret the data it sends to the USB receiver that it comes with. Is there any way that an Android driver could be implemented for this device?

It several physical buttons (would be nice for NES emulation), a large touch area that can respond to finger presses or pen presses. Has an accelerometer.

It seems like this would be an ideal device for AMPs, since it would let you simulate a touch screen from your couch.

Thanks for any responses.

[thesawolf]

This is not necessarily MK908 specific, but since that is the device I have I will post this here.

I have a PS3 uDraw tablet (they have been on a firesale for a while now, and are still fairly cheap at BestBuy.com http://www.bestbuy.com/site/uDraw+Ga...draw&lp=1&cp=1)

This fine gentleman has made the tablet work with PCs for controlling the mouse, etc.

http://brandonw.net/udraw/

On his site he lists most all of the information about the device to interpret the data it sends to the USB receiver that it comes with. Is there any way that an Android driver could be implemented for this device?

It several physical buttons (would be nice for NES emulation), a large touch area that can respond to finger presses or pen presses. Has an accelerometer.

It seems like this would be an ideal device for AMPs, since it would let you simulate a touch screen from your couch.

Thanks for any responses.

The biggest issue you would run into is getting the AMP communicating to the tablet via the USB receiver. There are lots of USB options/devices that can be compiled into a kernel or into a module, but unless the receiver uses a generic chipset that's support by the kernel or there's an actual linux driver that supports the device you'll be SoL unless you know how to make your own drivers by debugging the receivers i/o. There are numerous touchpad devices that communicate via wireless/bluetooth but they are generic enough to use the built-in drivers, perhaps your little tablet thing is as lucky. G'luck.

[hilltopper06]

I have been messing around with the uDraw and my MK908. I can actually use the hardware buttons on the uDraw already (DPAD, Start, Select, Triangle, Square, Circle, Cross). I am going to investigate getting the touch portion working as well. Maybe this won't be as in depth as I thought.

[finrodize]

I have been messing around with the uDraw and my MK908. I can actually use the hardware buttons on the uDraw already (DPAD, Start, Select, Triangle, Square, Circle, Cross). I am going to investigate getting the touch portion working as well. Maybe this won't be as in depth as I thought.

Let us know if you get it to work!