FINALLY, I been working on this for a while.<\/p>\n
I been trying to get Linux to talk to arduino via serial port.<\/p>\n
Basically the read is what I am trying to do.<\/p>\n
The huge breakthrough was finding a someone that did the source code in C:<\/p>\n
Found it here<\/p>\n
http:\/\/todbot.com\/blog\/2013\/04\/29\/arduino-serial-updated\/<\/a><\/p>\n You can download the source with git using the following command<\/p>\n Then go into\u00a0arduino-serial and run make<\/p>\n Then you got\u00a0arduino-serial to play with<\/p>\n Here is how I used it in a bash script<\/p>\n Note the dos2unix command. \u00a0It was the cause of major frustration for my script cause of the hidden strings.<\/p>\n Its all good though, it works, now I can run read values into bash on my Linux box.<\/p>\n Triumph<\/p>\n Earned right to be lazy doing pushups and situps then bed.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" FINALLY, I been working on this for a while. I been trying to get Linux to talk to arduino via serial port. Basically the read is what I am trying to do. The huge breakthrough was finding a someone that … Continue reading git clone https:\/\/github.com\/todbot\/arduino-serial\/<\/pre>\n
#!\/bin\/bash\r\nCOUNTER=1\r\nwhile [ $COUNTER -eq 1 ]; do\r\n SERIALCOMMAND=`\/home\/larry\/bin\/arduino-serial -b 115200 -p \/dev\/ttyUSB0 -r | dos2unix | grep \"read string\" | cut -d\\: -f2`\r\n echo \"$SERIALCOMMAND\"\r\n if [ \"$SERIALCOMMAND\" == \"TV\" ]; then\r\n COUNTER=0\r\n fi\r\n echo $COUNTER\r\ndone<\/pre>\n