I am looking for something to test my app. The app is a weight logger, built in .net 3.5 - it is connected by rs232 to an electronic weight, but the problem is that I don\'t have it at home.
I want to send integers to Arduino via a serial connection. For example, when I send \"1\" the data received by Arduino is \"49\"
I am trying to figure out how I would go about taking serial inform开发者_如何学运维ation from an Arduino which controls a Javascript browser extension I have running in an open browser locally on a c
I got one of these gyros, http://www.xheli.com/wag0diadpiin.html. It has 6 pins 3,3. I\'m afraid I might harm the device, so I wante开发者_高级运维d to ask here.
I currently have an embedded device connected to a PC through a serial port. I am having trouble with receiving data on the PC. When I use my PCI serial port card I am able to receive data right away
I am looking for a way to have as much control as it is possible over serial port in my c# application. The problem is that I need to communicate with a device that has no documentation except for an
I\'m having some problems making Python talk to a hardware display using pyserial. Some of the display\'s functions require a signed word to be sent as arguments after commands (ie.开发者_运维知识库 X
I want to design a webform that user should fill some fields. The value of one field should be read from Serial port (COM1) of client computer which a special hardware is connected to it and the user
I have a USB device I\'m trying to communicate with over a virtual serial port provided by the ftdi_sio kernel module. However, I\'m having some trouble setting the baud rate of the port to 14400:
So I have this test code to send \"HELLO\" over a USB serial port: int fd; struct termios tty; if((fd = open(\"/dev/ttyUSB0\", O_WRONLY|O_NONBLOCK|O_NOCTTY)) == -1){