At this point I want to keep it simple but once I have a working script there are a few other things I would like to add but for now just the basics.
#Goserial mac serial
So the project is this: build an Arduino powered second screen to connect to the serial port on the chronograph to display the shot speed and save that info to a memory card. Don't get me wrong it works flawlessly but I would like a few modern features such as a memory card to store the days shot at the range and a screen I can put on my bench. Today in the world of bluetooth, memory card storage, apps and what not this chronograph is showing its age. Now this thing was designed 30 years ago and for its time it was awesome, for its time. Numato Lab’s 64 Channel USB Relay Module is a versatile product for controlling electrical and electronic devices remotely from a PC over USB link.So I have a shooting chrony beta model chronograph, for those who don't know its a device that measured the speed of a projectile, this model has a few functions the others don't like 60 shot memory and the ability to display speeds in feet per second (fps) and meters per second (fps) Ease of use and wider operating system compatibility are the primary goals behind this product’s design. Built in USB to serial conversion allows the module to be used without any USB specific knowledge. This simplicity allows use of off-the-shelf Terminal Emulation programs such as Hyper Terminal and PUTTY for controlling the module with a simple set of human readable commands.
Six Analog Inputs that support 0V – 3.3V input scale with 10bit resolution (multiplexed with digital IOs).įor power users, this module can be controlled by writing programs in various programming languages.All IOs available on easy to access screw terminals.Īs easy as using a serial port, no USB knowledge required.Can be powered from USB or external power supply.Some of the possible uses of this module include This product is compatible with the following operating systems. Windows XP and later (Win XP, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and future versions).And any other operating system that supports USB CDC devicesĪnd these are some of the languages that can be used for programming.Visual Basic (VB6, VB2008, VB2010 express and other editions).Visual Basic for Applications (Microsoft Office VBA).
#Goserial mac drivers
This module has 64 on board relays and associated drivers capable of controlling a large number of devices including lamps, motors, locks etc… (Please see recommendations for using this product with inductive loads elsewhere in this document). This module also includes General Purpose I/Os, and analog inputs (multiplexed with GPIOs) that can be accessed over USB interface for extended functionality.
#Goserial mac full
The module communicates with host PC over full speed USB link. When connected to PC, the module will appear as a serial port in Windows Device Manager (or a serial tty device in Linux and Mac). Using this RELAY module is very easy, thanks to it’s human readable and easy to use command set and the USB CDC interface that allow the device to be used with most readily available serial terminal software such as Tera Term or HyperTerminal. This document has more information about using this device with the following Serial terminal software. But in no way limited to this software though. Using this product involves the following simple steps. Connect the device to a USB port on the host system.
#Goserial mac install
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