I have this code for sending file size from linux machine to embedded device: #send length device_port = s开发者_开发知识库erial.Serial(\"/dev/ttyUSB1\", 115200, timeout=3)
I want to send some bytes via pySerial.I created virtual serial ports with socat for testing purposes:
I communicate with my HW over USB emulated serial line (FT2232HL). I need to send a bitmap to it, using pySerial and Python Imaging Library. Here is the code:
I have Python 2.4.4 and 3.1.3 on my Windows 7 machine. I would like to use PySerial. I heard that it was built in, so I tried import serial in both versions. Both caused an Import Error.
I can connect to an energy-meter (Baudrate 300!) and the logfile with 228 lines comes slowly in. line = ser.readline(eol=\'!\')
I am newbie and wrote a script, which initiates com开发者_运维百科munication (\"/?!\") to an energy meter through serial USBport and reads out the incoming energy log. It extracts different values fro
I want to send messages through the serial port using PySerial. One of the 开发者_高级运维parameters for the serial constructor is \'bytesize\'. I have been trying serial.SEVENBITS and serial.EIGHTBIT
I have done a fair bit of searching and reading around but haven\'t found an exact clear answer. I am making python application which will communicate with another over the serial port. I have been us
I got a problem. I recently bought an Arduino Uno board. I tried to make something funny like controlling an input from my computer. I used Python with pySerial and the program is the following:
I am trying to stream an iRobot Create\'s sensors with pyserial. I import openinterface.py, setup the bot variable with the CreateBot function, and then call
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