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Depending on your operating system it is recommended to install 'gtkterm' for |
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Linux (available in the Ubuntu repositories), or 'hterm' for Windows. For |
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gtkterm you need to modify the configuration file ~/.gtktermrc (generated |
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automatically when you start the application for the first time) as follows: |
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automatically when you start the application for the first time). For the AMiRo |
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modules the configuration is: |
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port = /dev/ttyAMiRo0 |
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speed = 115200 |
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echo = False |
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crlfauto = True |
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The according configuration for all NUCLEO boards is: |
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port = /dev/ttyACM0 |
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speed = 115200 |
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bits = 8 |
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stopbits = 1 |
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parity = none |
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flow = none |
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wait_delay = 0 |
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wait_char = -1 |
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rs485_rts_time_before_tx = 30 |
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rs485_rts_time_after_tx = 30 |
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echo = False |
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crlfauto = True |
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For hterm you need to configure the tool analogously. With either tool the robot |
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can be reset by toggling the RTS signal on and off again, and you can access the |
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system shell of AMiRo-OS. If you need legacy support for older version of |
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