To set them in YAT go to Terminal in the top menu bar then Settings:Īny content here will go into the first tab. The Duet uses for line endings (Unix like). Setting them right gets the response you would expect: Setting them wrong in a terminal emulation program leads to a long single line (which may be too long for the terminal): There are different standards for how to end a line - see Wikipedia for more information. This page shows how to set the line endings correctly. With its standard setup the line endings are not set correctly for Duet. You can install it from Sourceforge here ¶ Line endings There are many terminal emulators available for windows, the simplest and most reliable we have found is Yet Another Terminal (YAT). ¶ Windows ¶ YAT - terminal emulator for Windows CuteCom should also work on MacOS, other people may prefer SerialTools. Most Linux distributions have one built in, however a program with a GUI like CuteCom may make using it easier for people who prefer GUIs. In windows it is necessary to instal a terminal emulator.
It is not necessary to use USB with a Duet board for normal operation however there are a number of troubleshooting instructions that require connecting to the Duet over USB (normally when connecting over the network is not working for some reason).ĭifferent operating systems have different terminal emulator support built in.
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