Difference between revisions of "Help/SerialConnection"

Latest revision as of 08:11, 14 August 2017

You might want to select the serial Connection parameters:

item	hint
device	the name of the device depends on your computer's operating system (see below)
baud rate	the speed of the connection or automatic if typical baudrates shall be tried see https://www.scantool.net/blog/switching-communication-baud-rate/
direct	check if the access to the device should be done directly with out a serial driver. You might want to set the parameters of the device manually then e.g. via an stty command

typical connection devices are:

typical connection devices are

typical connection devices are:

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 You might want to select the serial Connection parameters:
 [[File:serialParams.png|400px]]
-== Connection ==
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! item !! hint
+|-
+| device|| the name of the device depends on your computer's operating system (see below)
+|-
+| baud rate || the speed of the connection or automatic if typical baudrates shall be tried see https://www.scantool.net/blog/switching-communication-baud-rate/
+|-
+| direct || check if the access to the device should be done directly with out a serial driver. You might want to set the parameters of
+the device manually then e.g. via an stty command
+|}
+== device ==
 === Windows ===
-typical connections are:
+typical connection devices are:
 * COM1
 * COM2
+* COM3
 * ...
 === Linux ===
-typical connections are
+typical connection devices are
 * ttyUSB0
 * ttyUSB1
 * ...
 === Mac OS ===
-typical connections are:
+typical connection devices are:
 * cu-usbserial
 * cu-usbserial-####
-== Baudrate ==
-see
-* https://www.scantool.net/blog/switching-communication-baud-rate/