Using Arduino as USB to TTL converter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2020
- This is tutorial how you can use Arduino as a USB to TTL converter, in order to send some data from PIC (or any other device that supports serial communication) to the PC, and use Arduino's serial monitor to observe the received data on the PC. You can send data from the Serial monitor back to the device as well.
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Perfect. I was looking for such thing a few weeks.
So simple.
Now i need to send the collected data over a sim800.
Thank you very much!
awesome bro, perfect explanation.
Thank you very much.
You literally saved me :)
Thanks. You save my day!
realy good explanation man, i was search for this
thanks
Hey can you tell which library you used for UART
Really I saved my 4 years unsed UNo
Thank you sir finally got expressLRS flashed to my receiver using my arduino nano thanks to your explanation. Cheers
Glad it helps. Thanks for the comment.
Is there any way to use arduino as usb and parrelel port converter
It is very helpful for me
thaaanks 😻😻😻
life saver
will this work to program stm32 chip?
i've never worked with stm32 but if programming of them is done over uart port, then yes, it will work
How did you flash the code into the PIC?
I usually code PICs in mikroC and flash the binaries with PICkit tool.
@@abobija is it possible to flash pic 16f72 with arduino with the tx rx that u shown here?
@@Sekhar_Home nope, as far as I know PIC MCUs use the SPI interface to write the flash. The easiest way to program a PIC is to get a pickit3 or 4 in ebay or so. Also some "newer" AVR programmer should be able to program a PIC
@@mattse2209 thans