Difference between revisions of "Cutipy Test"
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EMAC has provided a simple test script that can be run on a CutiPy to verify function. | EMAC has provided a simple test script that can be run on a CutiPy to verify function. | ||
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1. To begin testing the CutiPy, simply connect it via Mini-USB to USB to your computer and open a serial port monitoring program such as Minicom on linux or PuTTY on Windows. | 1. To begin testing the CutiPy, simply connect it via Mini-USB to USB to your computer and open a serial port monitoring program such as Minicom on linux or PuTTY on Windows. | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 30 October 2018
EMAC has provided a simple test script that can be run on a CutiPy to verify function.
Tools Required
- Desktop PC
- USB to mini-USB cable
- Serial to USB converter (for testing RS232/422/485 combo port)
- DB9 Loopback (for testing DB9 serial port)
- Oscilloscope (for testing High Drive Outputs
Running the Test
1. To begin testing the CutiPy, simply connect it via Mini-USB to USB to your computer and open a serial port monitoring program such as Minicom on linux or PuTTY on Windows.
2. Once you're able to communicate with Micropython's REPL, start the test be entering:
import test
