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Device Programmers
- For Linux & macOS (formerly Mac OS X):
You can use a python
script that read/write from/to the device via USB
serial device file. So far,
only setup
files (i.e. .roo files) can be programmed to the
device.
Function to
program sound
library (.roa files)
and firmware
(.hex files) will be implemented in the future (if I have
enough time and feel like doing so).
In order to write a .roo file, "mysample.roo", for
example, to your device mapped to "/dev/ttyACM0", for
example, just download the script and save as
"talk.py". Then type as below in your terminal
("Terminal.app" for macOS):
and you should see outputs something like:./talk.py -d /dev/ttyACM0 mysample.rooNote that the name of the device file may differ from the one in above example. On Mac OS X 10.9.5, as far as I've tested, the name was "/dev/cu.usbmodem1411". Note that you need read/write permission to the device file.< #ROOT
< #ROOT
< #WRITE
< :1000000001000001000000000000000000000000EE
< :100010004D415649000000000000000000000000B3
< :1000200031312070756C61702B637A61732B707243
< :100030006F6365647572612B706F6473756D2E00EC
...
< :1003D000000000000000000000000000000000001D
- For Android: It's working on my tablet but
presumably it won't on other devices with different screen
size. If you're interested let me know. I can give you the
source code under the GPLv2.
- For Windows: you can use the official sowtware.
- For iOS: No plan for implementation since none of Apple iOS devices has USB interface.