which indicates the video sync and PIC32 CPU chip is good. The green LED indicates SD card activity.
LINUX:
If you use
Linux
the
DuinoMite
drivers will be automatically recognized and installed.
Open console and install minicom terminal program.
$ sudo apt-get install minicom
Then you should locate which virtual communication port is
DuinoMite
by running this command:.
$ dmesg | grep tty
You will see cdc_acm driver something like:
[103473.694556] cdc_acm 5-1:1.0: ttyACM0: USB ACM device
Please remember
ttyACM0:
as you have to setup minicom to use it:
$ minicom -s
Setup the serial port to
ttyACM0:
and you will see the greet message:
MaxiMite BASIC Version x.xx
Copyright 2011, Geoff Graham
Olimex Port By kenseglerdesigns.com
>
WINDOWS:
If you use
Windows
it will try to search for drivers and will / should fail, so you have to download files
from the Olimex website under
DuinoMite-Mega
"software" the "Duinomite drivers for virutal com
port console" Unzipped it and store it in a folder that can be easily remembered. Then under control
panel, system, hardware, device manager go to the named device "Duinomite" and update its driver to
point to the "files" unzipped. After the driver installation is complete the new port number will show up
for the
DuinoMite
under [Ports - COM & LPT] Please take note of this port number!
Now you can use terminal program like Putty, Terraterm, MMIDE etc.
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