ATMEGA API
Provides an API for ATMEGA microcontroller through an FTDI USB device.
Installation: pip install atmega
Note: On linux the user should be in the group dialout and uucp
Local installation
Requirements
Install dependencies with pip: pip install -r requirements.txt
Install the library with pip: pip install .
Run tests: python setup.py test
Usage
import logging
from atmega.ram import RAM
# Set global logging level
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
# Create device ram object
dev = RAM()
# Reset ram to 0x11
dev.reset(0x11)
# Set high baudrate
dev.change_baudrate(1000000)
# Dump ram into file
dev.dump_to_file("dump.txt")
# Close device
dev.close()
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