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Hello there,
I have installed minicom in order to communicate with a serial device. I have configured it and now when i type "minicom" the console opens and I can receive text. The problem is I cannot write anything back from keyboard. I dont want to send a file or anything, just type back. Is there any setting for that? I would appreciate all help.
Does this local echo blocks the reception somehow? Because with local echo I can indeed type the text in but I do not receive anything back as soon as I turn it on.
Local echo should not block receiving text from your device but without knowing anything about its command protocol or how it works it is impossible to say what is wrong.
Generally speaking its a simble debug interface for a linux device. To be more precise its an intel edison board. I am trying to interface with the uart link to login and etc. It works very well in Windows. The driver itself is FTDI usb to uart bridge.
Yes of course, i did see everything including login screen. I just cant write anything without echo. With echo on the other hand i type in but the device doesnt respond, i see no data going back to me (only my echo)
Same cables and even pc. I am sure the serial settings are ok but i will double ckeck tommorow morning. I can receive everything correctly. Thanks for hel so far.
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