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If you use one of the 'CoT' [[Disk Images]], symlinks are automatically created in '/dev' that will allow you to identify each serial port:
 
If you use one of the 'CoT' [[Disk Images]], symlinks are automatically created in '/dev' that will allow you to identify each serial port:
  
* ''OpenUSB'': /dev/ttyOPENUSB
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* '''OpenUSB''': <code>/dev/ttyOPENUSB</code>
* ''EZRUSB@433 MHz''/dev/ttyEZR433
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* '''EZRUSB@433 MHz''': <code>/dev/ttyEZR433</code>
* ''EZRUSB@868 MHz''/dev/ttyEZR868
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* '''EZRUSB@868 MHz''': <code>/dev/ttyEZR868</code>
* ''EFM32GG+LoRa'': /dev/ttyLORA
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* '''EFM32GG+LoRa''': <code>/dev/ttyLORA</code>
  
 
By referring to these symlinks instead of the /dev/ttyUSBX-devices directly you can be sure that you are talking to the correct device.
 
By referring to these symlinks instead of the /dev/ttyUSBX-devices directly you can be sure that you are talking to the correct device.
  
If you are not using one of the 'CoT' images, you can add the necessary udev-rules needed to to do by copying '/etc/udev/rules.d/50-persistent-usb.rules' from one of the 'CoT' images to your own image.
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If you are not using one of the 'CoT' images, you can add the necessary udev-rules needed to to do by copying <code>/etc/udev/rules.d/50-persistent-usb.rules</code> from one of the 'CoT' images to your own image.
  
 
== How can I flash/erase the EZRUSB devices ? ==
 
== How can I flash/erase the EZRUSB devices ? ==

Revision as of 14:07, 28 February 2018

How do I get access to the testbed ?

This is explained on the Getting Started page

Why are

I can't create links to/from nodes in the City of Things testbed in JFed.

How do I know which serial interface (/dev/ttyUSBX) is connected to what device?

If you use one of the 'CoT' Disk Images, symlinks are automatically created in '/dev' that will allow you to identify each serial port:

  • OpenUSB: /dev/ttyOPENUSB
  • EZRUSB@433 MHz: /dev/ttyEZR433
  • EZRUSB@868 MHz: /dev/ttyEZR868
  • EFM32GG+LoRa: /dev/ttyLORA

By referring to these symlinks instead of the /dev/ttyUSBX-devices directly you can be sure that you are talking to the correct device.

If you are not using one of the 'CoT' images, you can add the necessary udev-rules needed to to do by copying /etc/udev/rules.d/50-persistent-usb.rules from one of the 'CoT' images to your own image.

How can I flash/erase the EZRUSB devices ?

How can I flash/erase the LoRa device ?

I have a question and I can't find the answer on the Wiki

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