Turtle Art and USB serial devices
Using the Python block to interface with a USB serial device (tested with the Arduino)
Requires the Pyserial library. The recommended install procedure does not work because it requires a developer installation of Python python2.6-dev
Instead copy the serial directory here to the directory home/olpc/Activities/TurtleArt.activity
Load the Python block with this code
Tested on an Arduino, the Arduino had a simple echo program loaded using the Arduino IDE on another computer but this should work with any board with a FTDI FT232R USB serial chip
Ideas for controlling devices with the FTDI FT232R USB serial chip here
Requires the Pyserial library. The recommended install procedure does not work because it requires a developer installation of Python python2.6-dev
Instead copy the serial directory here to the directory home/olpc/Activities/TurtleArt.activity
Load the Python block with this code
Tested on an Arduino, the Arduino had a simple echo program loaded using the Arduino IDE on another computer but this should work with any board with a FTDI FT232R USB serial chip
Ideas for controlling devices with the FTDI FT232R USB serial chip here
Labels: Arduino, Python, Sugar, TurtleArt, TurtleBlocks
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