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NebulaSleuth

Member Since 23 May 2012
Offline Last Active May 23 2012 10:48 PM
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In Topic: Driverless PC<->Netduino communication using USB

23 May 2012 - 06:56 PM

So its great that USB communications is now available. I have a scenario I need to work out. I have a project that communicates to 2 RFID readers. These readers are TTL serial. I need to communicate to them from the Netduino, and then from the netduino to the PC via USB. I plan on switching between USB/serial debug and deploy depending on the portions of the code I am working on. So at times I will have USB debug and 2 serial ports to talk to the RFID readers, then I will switch to serial debug and test the PC <--> Netduino usb communications. and my questions.. 1. When I am done, can I have a release setup where both serial ports are available and the device communicates to the PC via USB all at the same time? (maybe by stealing the serial port from the debug/deploy connection?) 2. Which serial port is used for the debug session? 3. I assume that I would need to do a "clear" and bootloader reprogram in order to download new code, unless could I can make things dynamic and not steal the serial port from the debug/deploy at boot time depending on a switch connected to a GPIO. Any thoughts would be appreciated... Thanks. -Mike

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