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Posted: 25 Aug 2012, 01:56
by hesspet
I found some posts here about a patch for a serial communication. e.g. to communication with an arduino, but I did not found a resulting patch.
I work as a proffessional software developer and I've writte serveral communication implementations. Is there a interesst to develop a serial communication patch like the patches in PD or MAX?
Peter
BTW: for simple communication to an arduino I prefer this solution
journeyToUnknownSoundscapes - Midi over Usb, a simple solution.
Posted: 25 Aug 2012, 08:41
by nay-seven
Thanks for the link, could be useful for several users here.
About arduino, yes could be interesting to have a serial solution and the best way will be to develop a specific module with the
SDK , feel free to test !
Posted: 25 Aug 2012, 08:44
by headphoner
hi,
it would be very great!
Posted: 02 Sep 2012, 17:38
by Floego
Absolutely yes:)
Posted: 08 Sep 2012, 01:41
by waolelaid
Hi all i know nothing about Arduino but i read all discussing in the forum
trying to learn something and i found this
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dig ... oard?ref=l
in the "elektor newsletter" if it interest someone ?
Posted: 08 Sep 2012, 08:24
by nay-seven
really small one indeed !, could be useful for some project where we only needed a few pins.
but i suppose we still need a serial port module..

if you looking for info about arduino, here a French website :
http://arduino.cc/fr/
Posted: 08 Sep 2012, 18:45
by waolelaid
thanks Nay for the french link sometimes it's difficult for me
to understand technical details in english
good evening

Posted: 29 Nov 2012, 22:54
by hesspet
I promised it
I've started writing a SerialCommunication module. SDK installed and the first steps are done(Modulebodies and so on). If I have enough time I'll finish it until the end of the year. Hope so.
There must be a set of 3 modules
1. Serial Info - Get's information about the exisiting ComPorts. Must have a refresh pin it com ports are added dynamic (Eg. FTTI ports)
2. SerialOut - A buffered Serial output. Receives values and array data. Sending must bei buffered in a backgroundprocess (not sure if this a good idea in Usine, but I'll find out)
3. SerialIn - A buffered Serial input. Pin receives values as array data, pin current buffer length, pin overflow.
SerialIn/Out needs some configuration pins like baud, parity etc. (Mabe in the first version 1n8 is OK)
Peter
Posted: 29 Nov 2012, 23:08
by nay-seven
coool!
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 12:59
by headphoner
Really good news
thanks