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usb_uart_drivers/: CP210x USB-to-UART Bridge Driver
- Linux: Generally plug-and-play for Ubuntu 18.04 and above. If the device is not recognized, please refer to the installation guide on Silabs official website, or search for "CP210x driver installation on Linux" for solutions.
- Windows: Execute the driver installer directly
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examples/: Example programs and source code for various platforms and languages, including STM32, ROS, Linux, MATLAB, etc.
- Driver Installation: Install the USB-to-UART bridge driver from the
usb_uart_drivers
folder. - Host Software: Download and install CHCenter
- Hardware Connection: Connect the evaluation board's USB port to your PC, launch CHCenter, establish connection to the corresponding COM port to begin product evaluation.
- Recommended to start with the Linux C examples
Example code is provided for multiple languages and platforms:
- Python Examples (Including module configuration)
- C/STM32 Examples
- ROS (Melodic) Examples
- ROS2 Examples
- Linux C Examples (Includes module configuration, firmware, and reading examples - recommended for Linux users)
For first-time configuration, it is strongly recommended to use the Windows host software CHCenter. Once familiar, if you plan to use command scripts or work in a Linux environment, refer to the Python examples which include tutorials for Python-based data reading and module configuration.
- Official Website: www.hipnuc.com
- Product Documentation: GitHub Repository
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