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I have launched the emulated virtual device, but it does not have
internet access, so the iDigi Connector for Android does not work.
This could be caused by a DNS problem in the virtual device. By
default, projects developed using the iDigi Android wizards include an option to configure
the DNS of the virtual device when it is launched from the project. Each time the virtual
device is started when launching an iDigi Android project, the DNS is configured correctly.
If you have the virtual device running, close it and then select your iDigi
Android project from the list of projects. Right-click on the project and select Run As
> Android Application. The launch configuration of the project will start the virtual
device and begin configuring its DNS server with the Google one.
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The iDigi Connector for Android of my Android device is constantly displaying a starting message
and then a stopped one, but it never initializes correctly.
You probably have an incorrect date and time configured in your device. The iDigi
service communicates with iDigi using a security certificate. That certificate is only valid for a certain
period of time. If your device's date is out of the valid date range, the service will not be able to
connect to iDigi. Usually, configuring the device with the current date and time guarantees the connection
with iDigi.
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