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| + | [title] Connect to Duet |
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| + | [* black] Download and Install YAT using default options, then open it. If the Terminal Settings screen doesn't open automatically, select "Terminal" menu, then "Settings" |
| + | [* black] Select the COM port |
| + | [* black] If unsure of the COM port number, verify it with devmgmt.msc. Your Duet will be listed under Ports (COM & LPT) as USB Serial Device (COM#) or similar. Use COM# as the Serial Port in YAT |
| + | [* black] Set YAT to use <LF> as the end of line character. This will improve the readability of the messages coming from the Duet. Click "Text Settings" in the "Terminal Settings" and change "EOL sequence:" to <LF>. Click "OK" to close Text Settings. Click "OK" again to close Terminal Settings. |
| + | [* black] Select "Terminal" menu, then "Open/Start" to connect to your Duet. Or click the green tick in the tool bar. You may see lots of "WiFi reported error: no known networks found" messages. Don't worry, that's normal, and it means that the Duet is working! |
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