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pyModSlave
Modbus TCP/RTU Slave Software.
pyModSlave is a free python-based implementation of a ModBus slave application for simulation purposes. You can install the python module or use the precompiled (for Windows only) stand alone GUI (Qt based) utility (unzip and run). pyModSlave also includes a bus monitor for examining all traffic on the bus. You can also download it from pypi <https://pypi.org/project/pyModSlave/>. pyModSlave is based on modbus-tk <http://code.google.com/p/modbus-tk/>, pySerial <https://github.com/pyserial... -
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Treadmill_Controller
Arduino control of MCS2100-LTS-50W treadmill controller
Use an Arduino Mega 2560 board to interface between an MCS2100-LTS-50W treadmill control board and a PC using the USB-serial link. Python with a TKinter GUI is used for main control using multiprocessing. A simplified serial driver is used instead of pySerial. -
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Note: The project has moved to https://github.com/pyhys/minimalmodbus The files available here are very old, download from Github instead. MinimalModbus is an easy-to-use Python module for talking to instruments (slaves) from a computer (master) using the Modbus protocol, and is intended to be running on the master. Example code includes drivers for Eurotherm and Omega process controllers. The only dependence is the pySerial module (also pure Python). This software supports the ‘Modbus RTU...
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bitTerm
Serial terminal with raw binary and ascii support
Simple terminal program based on pySerial for raw binary / ascii communication with microcontrollers and such. Features local echo and automatic modulo-256 checksum and CR/LF postfix. -
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Cross-platform Serial to TCP forwarding with multiple connection and logging support. Requires python (python.org) and pySerial (pyserial.sourceforge.net)
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Use of USB to Serial and USB to Parallel BUS CONVERTERS available from ElectronicBRICKS at http://electronicbricks.blogspot.com/search/label/usb-Brick.
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pyOBD-II (a.k.a. "pyobd2") is a Python library for communicating with OBD-II vehicles. Its goal is to make writing programs for vehicle diagnostics and monitoring vehicle data as easy as possible. Relies on pySerial to communicate with ELM scanners.
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Blender HW Project
Create a hardware front end for Blender UI and gaming engine.
This project aims to develope the Python code necessary to enable external PC hardware to connect to the Blender UI and Gaming engine. This project currently requires schematic design, hardware design, python programming of Serial Ports through pyserial, knowledge of the Blender API, and knowledge of the FTDI Chip. This project will not seek funding until a proof of concept is documented with code and hardware designs available through this project. This project will be soon seeking... -
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