Com Port Connection
1. Device Recognition:
- Can you see the COM port device in Windows Device Manager?
- If not:
- Unplug and re-plug the device.
- Try reinstalling the driver.
- Check that the device power LED is on.
2. Testing COM Port:
- Use the command:
Echo SomeData >> COM[Number]
(Replace `[Number]` with the actual COM port number.)
- This command will show whether the COM port can be accessed, and data can be sent.
If data is sent successfully, you will see a flash on the TX LED of the COM port device and no error Message in the command prompt. you will also get a RX flash on the controller
If you receive a message back it could say access denied or system cannot find the file specified:
This would mean the com port is not accessible, Check you have the correct com port number. try changing the com port number in-case of conflict.
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