TeraTerm like program for LinuxCNC
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19 Aug 2024 19:53 #308164
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What terminal program (similar to say TeraTerm) is best to use with LinuxCNC (Axis)?
I'm debugging a board that has a UART -> FTDI USB dongle that is sending debug information, and I want to view the information while running Axis.
The UART data is being sent at 115200, however I can slow it down if need be.
I imagine there is a Linux command to determine what port has been assigned to the FTDI dongle when I plug it in?
I'm debugging a board that has a UART -> FTDI USB dongle that is sending debug information, and I want to view the information while running Axis.
The UART data is being sent at 115200, however I can slow it down if need be.
I imagine there is a Linux command to determine what port has been assigned to the FTDI dongle when I plug it in?
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19 Aug 2024 19:56 #308165
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lsusb
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ls /dev/tty*
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ls /dev/tty*
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19 Aug 2024 22:55 #308172
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Gtkterm is rather good general purpose GUI terminal program. Tho a lot simple and less detailed interface.
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19 Aug 2024 22:59 #308173
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To find the port to device mapping, the last couple of entries in demsg will have what you need.
You may also want to look at a udev rule so the device has the same entry under /dev. Google persistent naming for ftdi device or something similar.
You may also want to look at a udev rule so the device has the same entry under /dev. Google persistent naming for ftdi device or something similar.
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