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This is a collection of FAQ-style troubleshooting tips.
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If your problem isn't covered here, or you'd like to suggest a new addition, please use the mailing list (linked at left). We do not read the wiki comments.
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## I am using a custom ROM or older Android build and nothing works.
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Stop right there; this project probably isn't for you.
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usb-serial-for-android only supports devices which comply with the [Android USB Host API](http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/usb/host.html). For a partial list of compatible devices, see CompatibleAndroidDevices.
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## How do I access `/dev/ttyUSB0`?
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You don't; see previous question. `/dev/tty*` is the Linux kernel's driver interface to various serial devices. Certain devices and custom ROMs *may* expose serial devices this way, but this library does not use this interface.
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## I am using an Arduino Uno, Sparkfun Pro Micro, or other Arduino and "if (Serial)" doesn't work.
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Some Arduinos use the DTR line to determine serial channel readiness. In your Android code, call `setDTR(true);`
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