In Linux, cutecom uses USB to serial port

In Linux, serial port debugging has always been using minicom. Although the essence of Linux does not advocate graphical interfaces, sometimes there are many advantages in graphical interfaces. in Linux, the best replacement of minicom is cutecom.

 

First install cutecom on your computer:

$ Sudo apt-Get install cutecom

Run

$ Sudo cutecom

 

 

We recommend that you use USB to serial cable.
Pl2303, which is a built-in driver in Linux, is much more convenient to use.

 

After the USB to serial port is inserted, use dmesg | grep USB to view

If pl2303 converter now attached to ttyusb0 is displayed, it indicates that it has been installed successfully.

 

In this case, the device drop-down menu does not contain ttyusb0. You need to manually modify the menu.

 

 

OK. The data is correct. Happy...

 

 

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