

Which leaves me at some blank window/screen. I then scroll to/select Exit (not Exit and Leave minicom). I am using Putty on my PC to terminal in. and hence the connected Arduino reboots as well. maybe you can help me fix and explain why? What is this minicom doing that I cant somehow set permanently on the RPi settings and not use minicom?

how will that work/behave with the auto boot of Chromium and kiosk mode loading the default web page? How do I get that to work/run without having to manually log in and launch it via putty? Also. this minicom (emulator?) needs to be running for my project to work? (bummer). So this was just a setting 'change' that fixed everything. and hence closing minicom? That my app no longer worked. I noticed that when I closed out of putty. * I'm not sure WHY this fixes things? (but glad that it does) * I'm not really sure what minicom even is/does? (again super new to Linux/RPi stuff in general).
#MINICOM INSTALL HOW TO#
but I am also at a loss on how to move forward now? each and every time my Arduino would completes it actions. I logged into my RPi using Putty from my PC. and set the Bps/Par/Bits to: C, 9600 (this may differ for different Arduinos.
#MINICOM INSTALL SERIAL#
Then set the serial device to: /dev/ttyACM0 (or whatever yours is),
#MINICOM INSTALL INSTALL#
We need to install minicom to prevent the Arduino from resetting itself every time we open a connection to it through serial on the Raspberry Pi:Ĭode: Select all # sudo minicom -s -c on - Go to serial port setup (extremely new to RPi/Linux/CLI world!).ĭISABLE AUTO-RESET ON ARDUINO FROM RASPBERRY PI: however, I have never gotten an response/help in that regards or how to set-up/configue the port properly. In the end I believe this a PORT configuration problem. (different code approaches, php_serial classes, up and down and all around). Arduino does what it needs to do and responds back 'complete'.įor the last week or so I have tried every possible solution to get PHP to READ the serial port on the RPi to the response back from the Arduino. Page submits, PHP sends data out SERIAL com to connect Arduino. and load this default webpage automatically. **** I have the RPi configured to boot up and launch Chromium in KIOSK mode (full screen, no toolbars). The RPi hosts/server up a locally hosted webpage (PHP, MySQL, Apache). I have a project that requires 2-way serial communication between my RPi and an Arduino Uno connected via (straight) USB cable.
