I have a raspberry pi and I have setup the UART component
during simulation it works
but when it run on the 2b pi no data comes out of the uart
any thing i may be missing
I do have the initialization macro in place
and have a blink blink to tel if it is running or not
i am using hard were uart channel on the pi
am monitoring for out put with scope and terminal on the pc for out put
any assistance will be appreciated
kind regards
Andre
Raspberry PI UART
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Re: Raspberry PI UART
Hi,
I think you might need to disable the TTY console.
This is done via a config text file in the boot sector.
I'm not in a position to check or give further details just at the moment.
I think you might need to disable the TTY console.
This is done via a config text file in the boot sector.
I'm not in a position to check or give further details just at the moment.
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Re: Raspberry PI UART
Good day LeighM
Thank you very much its working now
Summery for some one that mite be reading this in the future
Step 1 make sure you have the latest operating system on the pi this makes the rest much easier
step 2 enter the GUI and disable the serial console or config file
step 3 enable the serial port
step 4 save and reboot
In my case i still had an old operating system running on it and on the old systems it require dive in to the text files and still had issues until
I loaded the latest operating system
Thank you very much its working now
Summery for some one that mite be reading this in the future
Step 1 make sure you have the latest operating system on the pi this makes the rest much easier
step 2 enter the GUI and disable the serial console or config file
step 3 enable the serial port
step 4 save and reboot
In my case i still had an old operating system running on it and on the old systems it require dive in to the text files and still had issues until
I loaded the latest operating system