Highly Expandable, Dummy Installation
On Bus Mode (CAN Bus or RS-485), all the wiring needed is power (12V-24V) and a twisted pair for serial comms to link them all together. On Step/Dir Pulse mode, the interface is compatible with 3D Pinter System, CNC (mech or Linux CNC) and so on.
The first line import serial imports the pySerial module so that your program can use it. ComPort = serial.Serial('COM24') opens the serial port named COM24. In Windows, Please give the COM number corresponding to your Serial port or USB to Serial Converter instead of COM24. Get Your Computer Supplies Including Cable Adapters, Repair Kits At An Affordable Price. Computer Repair Tools & Parts Available. Call or Order Online Now! Namun yang jadi masalah adalah setiap Intel mengeluarkan versi terbaru dari seri Intel Core i, mereka selalu menamakan dengan nama yang sama yaitu (Core i3, Core i5, Core i7) yang jadi perbedaan adalah generasinya, sedangkan masyarakat Indonesia saat ini sebagian besar masih berpatokan pada serinya saja tidak sekaligus dengan generasi ke berapa prosesor tersebut di buat, contohnya adalah kasus. So now, windows will automatically install the best drivers for you. Step:6 Downloading the drivers from the manufacturer’s official website and install. If step:5 doesn’t work follows the instruction given here. First, make a note of the Brand of your laptop and Model number / serial number of the device.
A CAN bus and RS-485 bus has some benefits in this application. Multiple motors can be connected to one controller via a single bus. At low bit rates, it can work on kilometer long buses. The wiring is simple and cheap: two wires twisted together with no shielding requirements. It’s also designed to be reliable in high noise environments such as cars and trucks.
You can even use USB to contol the System.
RS485 | CAN Bus
Installs the Intel® Serial IO host controller driver version 1.3 for Intel® NUCs. The Intel Serial IO driver is required if you plan to use the I2C, UART, or GPIO host controllers. Not sure if this is the right driver for your Intel NUC? Run Intel® Driver & Support Assistant to automatically detect driver updates.
Smart and Close Loop with High Precision
AnanasStepper 3.0 is a smart device with a STM32 MCU as a controller and allows you to capture the position, current and temperature of itself, using a 15 bits magnetic encoder(TLE5012B) with a resolution of 0.01° and two 12 bits DAC to control the resolution of current to reach up to 256 micro-steps.
Industrial Reliability
With powerful drivers (twoA4950s) embedded, AnanasStepper 3.0 is capable of peak output currents to 3.5 A. NAMA17 or NAMA23 supported with size of 42mmX42mm,
CAN 2.0B (TJA1050) supported, baudrate up to 1Mbps,
RS-485 (MAX485) supported. baudrate up to 2.5Mbps,
USB 2.0 supported, baudrate up to 12Mbps,
Step/Dir is connected with optoisolators, More Safty, Pulse frequency up to 500 kHz,
Wide operating voltage: 9-24V
Open Source
A truely open source hardware project. All design files are available under a permissive license
Multi HandWares & Cross Platform
Gadget Serial (com25) Drivers
HardWare: Ramps(3D printer Platform), Raspberry Pi, BBBblacks and so on;
Software: LinuxCNC,Marlin, Repetier Firmware, Smoothie and so on;
System: Mac,Linux, and Windows
Designed for Maker
Dummy Installation with Simple wiring;
Easily programmable using an open-source Python library or C/C++ API;
DIY
Community and commercial support available
I often get questions about the Intel AMT serial port. Ever since the DTK started to make heavy use of it, serial-over-LAN has gotten a lot of attention. First, how do you change the COM port number of the Intel AMT serial port? The COM number (COM3: for example) is assigned by the operating system, so you don’t see that is any AMT/BIOS/MEBx option. You have to go into Microsoft Windows Device Manager, go to the properties of the “Intel(R) Active Management Technology – SOL” port. Then go into the “Port Settings” tab and press the advanced button. There, you can change the COM port.
Gadget Serial (com25) Driver Windows 10
Also, it’s often useful for application to be able to automatically detect the AMT serial port. In Intel AMT Outpost, I scan the device drivers looking for the “Intel(R) Active Management Technology – SOL” device and read the COM port number that follows in that string. Sofar, it seems to work great, even in non-English countries, something I am always worried about.
The Intel AMT serial port is much like any other serial port, but it has a PCI device identifier that is not normally known to Microsoft Windows and so, Windows does not know what to do with this device. On Intel’s web site, there is an SOL driver available. The serial driver itself is just a small .INF that tells Microsoft Windows to load and use the standard serial driver. In fact, one can manually force the standard Windows serial driver to be used for this device. You need to go in the device manager and pick a driver from the list, select Microsoft as the manufacturer and you will see it. Even if it’s possible, I don’t recommend it because the DTK code will no longer recognize that COM port as being the AMT port, it’s going to work but will have the wrong name for auto-detection.
Lastly, if someone needed to know if a computer is AMT enabled without having to load any drivers, one way to do it would be to detect the presence of the Intel AMT serial port. It is always present even when AMT is un-provisioned, and it can’t be turned off, unless AMT is disabled entirely in MEBx. This can be a good way to figure out if you need to start considering a computer for AMT setup.
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(Intel AMT Blog)