North Robotics north_manager
The north_manager utility is a command line and GUI application for managing and configuring North Robotics devices.
Currently it can check and update firmware on North Robotics C9 controllers.
Installation
The CLI and UI can be installed with pip:
$ pip install north-manager
UI
The GUI can be launched by running:
$ north_manager ui
CLI
Along with a GUI, there is also a command line interface available.
north_manager firmware.info
Prints information about connected devices, including firmware version and COM port.
north_manager firmware.list-versions <model>
Prints all available firmware versions for the given controller model (Eg. n9, spin, dev).
north_manager firmware.update
Updates firmware to latest version on any connected controllers.
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