Chat Serial Interface 0.0.3

This program focus on the serial communication between the computer and the microcontroller. Stablish a communication between the computer and the microcontroller CH552 using the serial port.

Requirements

Python 3.6 or higher
PySerial

Installation

    pip install chatos

Usage

    python -m chatos

New Features

The latest version includes the following enhancements:

The program can now send and receive messages from the microcontroller.
Communication is set to 9600 baud.
Messages sent to the microcontroller must end with \n.

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