The spec sheet for the DGS2 says ..."Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge..."
So that tells me it will probably work OK with a pi to read/write to their "USB-UART Adapter"
(I have used CP210x adapters)
I would install Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy) 32-bit "Bullseye" on your microSD card, then boot the Pi3 from that.
When that is working, plug in the sensor USB and enter this command in a Terminal - let us know how that goes and what it says.
Later, a python script could be written to read/write the USB port (/dev/ttyUSB0)
So that tells me it will probably work OK with a pi to read/write to their "USB-UART Adapter"
(I have used CP210x adapters)
I would install Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy) 32-bit "Bullseye" on your microSD card, then boot the Pi3 from that.
When that is working, plug in the sensor USB and enter this command in a Terminal
Code:
lsusbLater, a python script could be written to read/write the USB port (/dev/ttyUSB0)
Statistics: Posted by neilgl — Fri Mar 22, 2024 6:22 pm