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USB CDC Clicker and Python3 - Example (COM Port)

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Author: Kai Masemann

Last Updated: 2016-02-25

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

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The package contain an example how to transfer data between pc and PIC Clicker board by using Python3.

The example was testet with PIC32 Clicker but should easy be adaptable to any PIC supporting USB.

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PIC - USB - Python


This example show how to use the PIC Clicker as USB - COM Port emulator. To make things as easy as possible the USB Device uses a Microchip Driver for CDC Devices that will be installed automatically without user interaction. The Python3 program for simple read write action is very easy as you can see in the pictures below.

If you are looking for more speed or easy device identification, take a look at the HID example:

http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/1267/usb-hid-clicker-and-python3-example

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Python 3 CDC

Python 3 CDC communication program

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Python Idle

Show the output/echo of the Python IDLE. If any error messages occur please verify the com port number and the pyserial installation.

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