`uart-analyzer`¶

glasgow run uart-analyzer¶

Capture data exchange on a full duplex UART link. The rx and tx pins are always inputs; they only affect the channel to which data is attributed.

The capture file format is Comma Separated Values, in the following line formats:

<CH>,<HEX-DATA>, where <CH> is rx or tx, and <HEX-DATA> is a sequence of 8-bit hexadecimal values. (Unless --ascii is used.)
<CH>,"<ASC-DATA>", where <CH> is the same as above, and <ASC-DATA> is a sequence of ASCII characters or escape sequences. Characters 0x00, 0x09, 0x0A, 0x0D, 0x22, 0x5C are escaped as \0, \t, \n, \r, \x22, \\, and all other characters not in the range 0x20..0x7E (inclusive) are escaped as \x<HEX>, where <HEX> is two hexadecimal digits. (If --ascii is used.)
<CH>,#F, where <CH> is the same as above, to indicate a frame error on this channel.
<CH>,#P, where <CH> is the same as above, to indicate a parity error on this channel.

usage: glasgow run uart-analyzer [-h] [-V SPEC] [--rx PIN] [--tx PIN]
                                 [--parity PARITY] [-b RATE] [--rx-baud RATE]
                                 [--tx-baud RATE] [--ascii]
                                 [FILE]

file¶: save communications to FILE as comma separated values

-h, --help¶: show this help message and exit

-V <spec>, --voltage <spec>¶: configure I/O port voltage to SPEC (e.g.: ‘3.3’, ‘A=5.0,B=3.3’, ‘A=SA’)

--rx <pin>¶: bind the applet I/O line ‘rx’ to PIN (default: A0)

--tx <pin>¶: bind the applet I/O line ‘tx’ to PIN (default: A1)

--parity {none,zero,one,odd,even}¶: receive parity bit as PARITY (default: none)

-b <rate>, --baud <rate>¶: set RX and TX baud rates to RATE bits per second (default: 115200)

--rx-baud <rate>¶: set RX baud rate to RATE bits per second (default: same as –baud)

--tx-baud <rate>¶: set TX baud rate to RATE bits per second (default: same as –baud)

--ascii, -A¶: format output data as ASCII with escape sequences