#Zoc terminal baud rate how to
#Zoc terminal baud rate install
#Zoc terminal baud rate serial

I tested it on Ubuntu with PuTTY to make sure PuTTY is also 'happy' at any configured baud rate. I do not find Serial.begin used anywhere in the sketch, which is part of my confusion, but the main thing is: how does the terminal emulator know to ignore the baud rate that I configure it for? I suppose it must somehow detect that rather than a FTDI type of interface it is the full USB speed interface? Pretty handy in any case. The baud rate is ignored and communication always occurs at full USB speed. I have one dumb question and assume the answer is some basic piece of information that I am missing.

#Zoc terminal baud rate serial

I had to comment out the 'wait for Arduino Serial Monitor' since I am not using that tool and realized that was why nothing seemed to work at first. It works well and I have used it with a terminal emulator (ZOC) on MacOS to record the keycodes for every key press. I am just getting started with the Teensy 3.6 and very pleased with the Mouse.ino example.

#Zoc terminal baud rate how to

Then, from another terminal on a remote PC connected to the same network, use the command described in How to perform ssh connection.This is just a curiosity but I would like to have some understanding of what is going on.

If the network connection is through Ethernet then 'InterfaceNetwork' = 'Eth0', else if the network connection is using Wifi then 'InterfaceNetwork' = 'WLAN0'Д®th0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:FB

using a console (see chapter Remote terminal via Serial link (UART/USB).

if it exists, using the board user interface (Terminal window or specific application).

To do so, first get the IP address of the board: The board can also be accessed via the network through Ethernet connection, using ssh. You can for example reboot the board and see the boot sequence. The setup is correct when you can send Linux commands through the terminal emulator and get feedback.

More information on the board serial port can generally be found in the hardware user manual of the board.

Open a terminal emulator application on your PC and configure with the serial setup menu the USB port to be used and the baud rate of the serial link (in general 115200 baud).

ДЄny of the Windows terminal emulator applications can be used. On the terminal, the prompt is changed information on Minicom can be found at the following link. See below example for a standard UART (ttyS0) or STLink interface (ttyACM0): See How to use TTY with User Terminal article to find the appropriate tty instance to be used. Hardware flow control is generally set to off (default value is on) and a baud rate of 115200 is usual. The UART configuration that is set with the below command has to match the one from your board: to be checked within board user manual.

#Zoc terminal baud rate install

If a message indicating Minicom does not exist, then install it:.

You need first to check that Minicom is installed on your PC. Pictures describing board connections can be found in Category:ST boards 1.1 On Linux В® PC

1 Remote terminal via serial link (UART/USB)ДЎ Remote terminal via serial link (UART/USB) ДЇirst of all, you need to connect your host PC to the board via UART.Дepending on the board, some additional materials may be needed to physically interconnect the board to the console serial port (extension board or adapter to interconnect the UART from the board to the USB PC input).