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Vampire05
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Posted: 07:14am 26 Jan 2023
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Hi guys,
Is it possible to use the picomite console via gpio UART instead of USB? I would like to use ESPTerm (https://github.com/espterm/espterm-firmware).

Best regards
Artem
 
phil99

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Joined: 11/02/2018
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Posted: 07:25am 26 Jan 2023
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Manual p80

OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE
uartapin, uartbpin [,B]
? Specify that the console be accessed via a hardware serial port
(instead of virtual serial over USB).
‘uartapin’ and ‘uartbpin’ can be any valid pair of rx and tx pins for
either COM1 or COM2. The order that they are specified is not
important. The speed defaults to 115200 baud but can be changed
with OPTION BAUDRATE. Adding the "B" parameter means
output will go to "B"oth the serial port and the USB.

OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE
DISABLE
Revert to the normal the USB console.
These commands must be run at the command prompt (not in a
program).
 
Vampire05
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Posted: 07:31am 26 Jan 2023
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This is embarrassing. I have read the instructions 100 times, but overlooked the point (probably due to lack of interest at the time)...
 
Vampire05
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Thank you phil  
 
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