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Then you can open a communication using:
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Then you can open a communication using:
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- **Putty** in Windows: Select the *Session* tab on the left panel and select *Serial* as "Connection type". You will need to know the COM port to which the Discovery is attached (you can find it out in *Control Pane > Device Manager*).
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- **Putty** in Windows: Select the *Session* tab on the left panel and select *Serial* as "Connection type". You will need to know the COM port to which the Discovery is attached (you can find it out in *Control Pane > Device Manager*).
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- **GTKTerm** on Linux: *Configuration* > *Port* > `/dev/ttyUSB0` and select baudrate (19200 for the default serial)
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- **GTKTerm** on Linux: *Configuration* > *Port* > `/dev/ttyUSB0` and select baudrate (19200 for the default serial). You can also use `screen` or `minicom`.
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In both cases, you will need to set the correct port and baudrate, and you may need install some drivers for the USB dongle to make things work. |
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In both cases, you will need to set the correct port and baudrate, and you may need install some drivers for the USB dongle to make things work. |
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