ARTS/ETS Noobie question

ccurtin
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ARTS/ETS Noobie question

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Hello,
I'm picking up some work using ART/ETS that someone in my firm had previously worked on.
I have my second Ethernet port connected to ETS (tried ethernet card and USB/Ethernet connection). I also have a USB microB cable connected to ETS/UART Debug port to my Win11 PC.
I'm assuming the SD card was flashed appropriately by the previously tester ... I know, assume is never good ;-)

Using the Win11 Ethernet status dialog, I see packets transmitted to ETS, but get no response.

Questions:
1. How can I use the ETS's Debug UART port?
2. Can I connect a putty/TeraTerm to port 22 (or some other port)?
3. I'm kind of expecting Linux console output from the Debug/UART port ... any clues on how to get my ETS to boot or any diagnostic/probing is appreciated.
4. Any pointers how to 'use' the ETS's UART Debug port?

Thanks,
Craig
ccurtin
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Re: ARTS/ETS Noobie question

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ccurtin wrote: 28 Feb 2025, 16:41 Hello,
I'm picking up some work using ART/ETS that someone in my firm had previously worked on.
I have my second Ethernet port connected to ETS (tried ethernet card and USB/Ethernet connection). I also have a USB microB cable connected to ETS/UART Debug port to my Win11 PC.
I'm assuming the SD card was flashed appropriately by the previously tester ... I know, assume is never good ;-)

Using the Win11 Ethernet status dialog, I see packets transmitted to ETS, but get no response.

Questions:
1. How can I use the ETS's Debug UART port?
2. Can I connect a putty/TeraTerm to port 22 (or some other port)?
3. I'm kind of expecting Linux console output from the Debug/UART port ... any clues on how to get my ETS to boot or any diagnostic/probing is appreciated.
4. Any pointers how to 'use' the ETS's UART Debug port?

Thanks,
Craig
Thanks for the responses.
In essence:
1. install the FTDI driver (this configures the Windows USB to ETS Debug UART microB cable) (https://ftdichip.com/drivers/)
2. Establish a serial connection, I used PuTTY for this (speed to 115200)
3. in Linux console, run "ip a" which will show the status of the ETS's ethernet connections.
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