Serial

Choose this device to control a device on a serial port. Optionally, you will need a USB to RS232 converter to connect.

Settings:

Name: User-friendly name
Port: Select the serial port. Go to the device manager to find the good one
Baudrate: Select a value in the dropped down list
Data Bits: Select a value in the dropped down list
Parity:* Select a XXX in the dropped down list
Stop Bits: Select a XXX in the dropeed down list

Task action:

Command: You have to enter the ASCII character string you want to send.
You can add a carriage return using the string \r (0×0D in hexadecimal format).
You can add a line feed using the string \n (0×0A in hexadecimal format).
This device can be used to receive a string in order to trigger a task.
You can send hexadecimal value if you prepend the $ character.
For example, if you want to send a line feed you can directly enter $0A

Task trigger:

N/A

Digimap trigger:

N/A

User interface:

N/A

Device information:

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