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Remote operation can provide opportunities to test and evaluate devices quicker and more
extensively. However, ensure that incorrect commands or setting parameters outside the range
supported by the system (including the motor) are not sent.
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At the bottom right corner of the Serial Monitor, you will find a drop-down menu for setting the
baud rate and other parameters. Set them as follows to match the board's configuration:
• Baud rate: 115200
• Line ending: Newline (LF)
For more customizable serial terminals, the following configuration can be used:
• Data bits: 8
• Parity: None
• Stop bits: 1
• DTR (Data Terminal Ready): Checked/Enabled
• RTS (Request to Send): Checked/Enabled
To test the communication, you can send a simple SCPI command and check for a response.
For example, enter '*IDN?' in the input field and press `Send`. The board should respond with
its identification string.
For a practical example, let's configure and query the motor state. Enter the command
`CONFigure:MOTOr:ENABle ON` to enable the motor. The board should acknowledge the
command. Next, to query the speed of the motor, enter `MEASure:MOTOr:SPEEd?`. The
board should respond with the speed in RPM.
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Rev. 1.0 — 15 April 2024
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