How to connect USB to Android Phone?

Android Phone users can use the microUSB port to charge and transfer files between phones and computers. And an interesting thing is that you can use it to connect to the USB and manipulate file management between USB and Android device.

This article will guide you how to connect USB to Android Phone:

Prepare

- USB OTG (On the Go) device, a cable connected to a microUSB head to plug in a charger on Android Phone and a large USB connector to connect to a USB device. You can buy it at any computer store or order online for $ 3 at Amazon.com or NewEgg, with the name OTG cable.

- Android Phone device has been Rooted.

Implementation Guide

Download and install the StickMount application so that the device recognizes the USB device when connecting.

Connect USB OTG cable to the charger of Android Phone.

Connect USB device (or SD memory card reader) to USB OTG cable device.

Android Phone screen will appear a notification panel of StickMount. Please check the 'Use by default .' line and click "OK" to confirm.

A confirmation message appears, select the command you need and click "Allow" .

After the connection process was successful, a notification of StickMount confirmation appeared on the screen. Attached is the path of the USB device being connected.

Now use a file manager application in the device and access the path previously announced by StickMount. When accessing the path, notice the "usbStorage" folder, it is a USB device. yours

If you don't have an application, you can find and install the Astro File Manager application . After installing Astro File Manager, launch it and click the ' usbdisk' icon to access the USB device.

Now you can manipulate the file in USB from Android Phone.