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| + | ===== Connect ===== | ||
| + | How to connect to your brand new Maca2? There are a couple of ways to do this and we do recommend: | ||
| + | * Via serial: **picocom** for Linux and OSX, **putty** for Windows. | ||
| + | * Ethernet: **ssh** for Linux and OSX, **putty** for Windows. | ||
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| + | === Putty (Windows) === | ||
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| + | Simply run the program, enter a COM port number, select the baudrate 115200 and click "connect". | ||
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| + | {{ :putty.png?nolink |}} | ||
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| + | === Picocom (Linux, OSX) === | ||
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| + | Just run picocom with **115200** bps and a serial interface parameter. Your serial device might be named **/dev/ttyUSB[n]** where **[n]** is your serial id set by your operating system. | ||
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| + | picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyUSB0 | ||
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| + | You can check your available serial devices with this command: | ||
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| + | ls /dev/ttyUSB* | ||
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| + | To exit from picocom press **CTRL+a+x**. | ||