oak:tutorials:serial
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| ====== Connecting to the Serial output of the Oak ====== | ====== Connecting to the Serial output of the Oak ====== | ||
| - | The first step is to connect the cables from your Bus Pirate or any standard UART cable to the Oak | + | The first step is to connect the cables from your Bus Pirate or any standard UART cable to the Oak, I had a bus Pirate handy so I used this, which adds some extra steps, but others may find the general info useful |
| in the photo example of the Bus Pirate the wires I have used are as follows | in the photo example of the Bus Pirate the wires I have used are as follows | ||
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| * enter **1** for Receive polarity (Idle 1 *default) | * enter **1** for Receive polarity (Idle 1 *default) | ||
| * enter **2** for select output type (Normal (H=3.3V, L=GND)) | * enter **2** for select output type (Normal (H=3.3V, L=GND)) | ||
| - | * Now you need to change the baud rate of the Bus pirate to match, as you are just going to pass thru data as it wont keep otherwise | + | * Now you need to change the baud rate of the Bus pirate to match, as you are just going to pass thru data as it wont keep up otherwise |
| * enter **b** to set baud rate | * enter **b** to set baud rate | ||
| * enter **10** for BRG Raw value we want one not specified in the list (74880) which equates to **52** | * enter **10** for BRG Raw value we want one not specified in the list (74880) which equates to **52** | ||
oak/tutorials/serial.txt · Last modified: 2016/03/02 03:02 by spiderbike
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