I have the python CLI and flasher utils working fine; I see that I am able to connect to the board via USB serial.
However, what I am trying to do is to connect via GPIO serial - ie. the pins labelled RX and TX (or any two of the other digital pins - I’ve tried configuring several pairs).
I have serial setup on COM3 (USB), with another USB-serial converter running on COM5, under Windows 10.
I currently have serial TX pin set to 28 and RX pin set to 7 (these are as per the docs here - I don’t know if this was just an example or if this is what we’re supposed to use).
This is the result of running meshtastic --post COM3 --info
I am connecting with putty for windows, which usually works well with hardware serial devices, but I cannot get anything working. I have already tried dropping the baud rate to 9600, and I have tried with XON/XOFF and with flow control disabled.
Does anybody have any suggestions, or can perhaps let me know if this type of serial connection is not possible?
and I have connected to pins 35 & 15, still trying. I have tried a FTDI-style USB-serial adapter using the Silicon Labs CP210x driver, and I have tried an arduino with software serial.
Is there anything special I should be sending it? I just try sending keystrokes and looking for echo (I have echo turned on) but I don’t see any data yet.