Questions tagged [serial]
is the process of sending data one bit at a time, sequentially, over a communication channel or computer bus. Traditionally "serial" relates to a three (or more with hardware handshaking) wire system (TIA-232-F), now using ∓25V Voltages. Technically speaking the specialized SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) and I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) buses are serial communication systems as well - use one of those tags if they would be more appropriate!
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Handling of USB connection breaks in Python3
I have USB connection from RPI4 to Pico, usually occupying ttyACM1, but occasionally after connection break/boot it may get values ACM2 or AMA0
I am trying to build an automatic recovery if USB is ...
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Read serial data from incoming USB device on the Pico
So I am new to using the pico w and I am trying to connect a scoreboard controller device (Daktronics All Sport® 5000) that outputs real time data over serial. I have an RS323 to USB converter that is ...
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Problem with reading 433MHz RF receiver
I have problem with reading 433MHz signal. Not receiving it!
I want to read it or clone it to send it with my sender hardware.
My whole idea is to clone signals sent by my radio remote of windows ...
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How to Access Terminal Over Serial Port in Raspberry pi 4
I'm trying to Read and Write over Serial Port to Terminal in Headless Linux That I Installed on my Rpi4.
is That even Possible? is so, how?
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Pi-Pico reading data from UART0 working while powered via USB but receiving garbage when powered via VSYS or VBUS
When I power the pico by usb (either from my pc or a powerbank) and run my micropython script to read from UART0, it reads the incoming data (NMEA sentences) perfectly fine.
However, if I power the ...
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Uninterrupted, endless SPI transfer - is it possible?
I wrote a linux driver for SPI protocol so RaspberryPi could communicate with my device that's using serial data transfer (the device has clock input and data output). It almost works, the problem is ...
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close ttyACM0 takes 30 seconds (too slow)
Raspberry Pi 4 B pPython code basically does this:
fptr = open('/dev/ttyACMwa', 'rb')
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fptr is used by AsyncReader
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on shutdown:
loginf("before close")
TT1 = time.time(...
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Real TTY Driver installation - Moxa 5110 not able to connect /dev/ttyr01: Input/output error
trying to get my Moxa Nport 5110 to work with the RPI4.
Currently Using:
Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
installed moxa-real-tty-drivers-for-linux-kernel-5.x-v5.1
added some tty ports automatically (...
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Waveshare 2CH RS232 HAT on Raspberry pi 4 not sending nor receiving message
Hi Raspberry pi enthusiast,
Recently i'm using 2 Channel RS232 Hat from waveshare placed on top of raspberry pi 4. And i already follow all the instruction on this waveshare's wiki. but, until right ...
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Rpi4b -> Use Serial HC-12 SI4463 Transceiver to send to Generic RF outlets and 433 switches
Raspberry Pi4B
Hi, I am using a 433 MHZ TX/RX kit connected via GPIO pin 27 for receive and GPIO pin 22 to send signals to my RF power outlets and receive signals from my 433mhz Wireless Magnetic Door ...
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Pi Zero 2W uart configuration?
I found this answer How do I make serial work on the Raspberry Pi3 (PiZeroW, Pi4 or later models)
It was very helpful to understand the uart situation on the Pi 4. But when I tried the same config ...
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Pi Zero and Serial Recv
I've got a device (actually an arduino) that's sending serial data at 2400baud, 8N1. It's connected to my Pi Zero through optocouplers onto pin 8 and 10 (UART TX and UART RX). I've verified i'm ...
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How to connect Arduino to Raspberry through USB-TTL (called like this in electronics shops)?
I want to connect an Arduino to Raspberry Pi through a USB-TTL converter like this one:
My doubt would be about logic voltage. I know that Arduino works with 5V logic, while Raspberry Pi does with 3....
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Serial data over 30meter shielded Cat5e cable in industrial environment
I'm designing an industrial solution for monitoring and controlling some large raw-material processing machines. What I want to have is an RPi Pico at each piece of equipment that can standalone ...
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How to access remote machine terminal that is connected via USB serial?
I have a remote machine running Ubuntu that has an on-board USB serial converter. I can easily access remote's terminal by connecting via USB to Windows and running PuTTY. However, is it possible to ...
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