D800e not recognized about dslrdashboard HOT 23 OPEN

Can you provide me with your Asus logcat and dmesg after you connected the 
camera and started DslrDashboard?

Thanks for the fast response! However, I have no idea what that is;) could 
please let me know the steps to get this info?

I wonder if instead of the OTG cable that I am using currently I need to use 
this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008TO3PSS/

Don't think, that's a USB 3.0 adapter.
To get logcat and dmesg you can use the Lumberjack or Catlog application from 
the Play store.
Do you get a dialog after you connect your DSLR to tablet and turn it on?

> Do you get a dialog after you connect your DSLR to tablet and turn it on?
No, there are no messages either in tablet or camera when I connect the camera

Could be that your camera is not recognized by the tablet. That's why dmesg 
would be handy to see if your tablet kernel has the usb support and logcat to 
see if your Android has the usb support.

I have a Nikon D800 as well not working, im using the supplied USB for nikon 
camera, into a female to female usb, then a second usb - mini into the galaxy 3 
not detecting camera?

You need an USB OTG adapter, not just an ordinary adapter.

I just connected my D800e to Nexus 10 and all works except I can't view the 
images that transferred to the CF card. Do I need to use SD card? Does this 
work for anyone else?
Thanks Dennis 

Will check the D800 documentation.

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I have my D800e connected to Nexus 10 using OTG cable and all features seem to 
be working fine.

Does it has to be USB 3? I've got Nikon D800 and Nexus 10 and it crashes all 
the time

I have a Nikon D800 as well not working on the new Ainol Novo9 Spark.
i installed catlog and when i connect the camera and turn in on the log 
register it as the attached screenshot.
I've added the dmsg log as well/

From that screenshoot I don't see anything, at least not related to 
DslrDashboard.
In dmseg there are not traces that a DSLR camera was connected to USB.
Maybe you could try another USB OTG cable or check Ainol if they have the full 
USB Host support in their Android distribution.

To vihrenpopov #13.
Some logcat or description would help (when the crash happen, what settings the 
camera had)
And no there is no need for USB 3, actually I don't think there is an Android 
device with USB 3.

After the last update the app stop crashing but still can't detect the D800

Maybe your USB OTG cable is the problem.

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Hi, I also have the problem with the D800E but with a Blaupunkt Endeavour 1010 
tablet and the OTG adapter cable that came with it. Since USB is only 4 
connectors and 2 of them are for data transmission (up and down) and this 
adapter works with a USB memory stick, I don't believe there is an issue with 
the cable.
Can you please help me to troubleshoot this issue so that I can use my D800E 
with DSLR-Dashboard?
I already installed catlog on my tablet but it doesn't log anything but pauses. 
Does the tablet need to get rooted first?
Having this working would mean a lot to me and I'm definitely willing to donate 
if this works.
Thanks,
Jürgen

Hi Have a Samsung Model GT-18190 android version 4.1.2.
I am able to open DSlR on the devise, with the cable, as not using Wi-Fi.It 
will not allow me past the opening page where it asked to connect to a camera. 
Have tried differing cables, including USB OTG with the same effect. Any advise 
appreciated
Thanks
Tony

Try to connect ny D800 using DDserver and Raspbiran PI to my phone but no 
success.
see my syslog cut.
where is the problem?

/ka




Jan 16 23:21:31 raspberrypi kernel: [77574.694404] usb 1-1.3: USB disconnect, 
device number 13
Jan 16 23:21:34 raspberrypi kernel: [77577.234015] usb 1-1.2: new high-speed 
USB device number 14 using dwc_otg
Jan 16 23:21:34 raspberrypi kernel: [77578.003985] usb 1-1.2: new high-speed 
USB device number 15 using dwc_otg
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi kernel: [77578.106155] usb 1-1.2: New USB device 
found, idVendor=04b0, idProduct=042a
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi kernel: [77578.106191] usb 1-1.2: New USB device 
strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi kernel: [77578.106212] usb 1-1.2: Product: NIKON 
DSC D800
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi kernel: [77578.106232] usb 1-1.2: Manufacturer: 
NIKON
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi kernel: [77578.106249] usb 1-1.2: SerialNumber: 
000006012009
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi mtp-probe: checking bus 1, device 15: 
"/sys/devices/platform/bcm2708_usb/usb1/1-1/1-1.2"
Jan 16 23:21:35 raspberrypi mtp-probe: bus: 1, device: 15 was not an MTP device
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Incoming client connection
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Awaiting client connection
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: USB Devices in
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of possible configurations: 1 
Device Class: 9 VendorID: 1060, ProductID: 38162
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of alternate settings:
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Interface class: 9 Interface number: 0 
Number of endpoints: 1
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Interface class: 9 Interface number: 0 
Number of endpoints: 1
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of possible configurations: 1 
Device Class: 9 VendorID: 7531, ProductID: 2
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of alternate settings:
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Interface class: 9 Interface number: 0 
Number of endpoints: 1
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of possible configurations: 1 
Device Class: 255 VendorID: 1060, ProductID: 60416
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of alternate settings:
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Interface class: 255 Interface number: 0 
Number of endpoints: 3
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of possible configurations: 1 
Device Class: 0 VendorID: 1200, ProductID: 1066
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Number of alternate settings:
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Interface class: 6 Interface number: 0 
Number of endpoints: 3
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Found USB imaging device, get vendor and 
product
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Kernel driver active
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Imaging USB devices found: 0
Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: No USB Imaging devices found, closing 
socket
Jan 16 23:28:12 raspberrypi kernel: [77975.900805] usb 1-1.2: USB disconnect, 
device number 15

Your problem is probably that some other application is using the DSLR. 

Jan 16 23:21:59 raspberrypi ddserver: Kernel driver active

You can eventually try and remove the line from the source that does checks the 
kernel driver and see if that would help.