AeroUp Man Page




SYNOPSIS
       aeroup  [-t  serialPort]  [-o  serialPort]  [-c red,green,blue,serialPort] [-G serialPort] [-S serialNumber,serialPort] [-i gloFile] [-u gloFile,serialPort] [-U gloc‐
       File,serialPort] [-v] [-P]

DESCRIPTION
       AeroUp is an open source tool to use with Ultimate (programmable light sequencing juggling props) from Aerotech Projects.

OPTIONS
       -t, --test=serialPort
              Send a test command on dev serialPort.

       -o, --start=serialPort
              Send a start sequence command on dev serialPort.

       -c, --color=red,green,blue,serialPort
              Send a color command on dev serialPort.
              Each sub options have to be separate with a comma without blank.
              Colors red, green, blue can be hexadecimal or decimal value in range of [0-255]
              hex value have to begin with 0x.

       -G, --getSerial=serialPort
              get serial number on dev serialPort, and print it to standard output.

       -S, --setSerial=serialNumber,serialPort
              Set serialNumber on dev serialPort.
              32 bits value can be writen in hexadecimal (0x#) binary (0b#) or decimal (#).

       -i, --verify=gloFile
              Verify that syntax glo file is valid

       -u, --verify=gloFile,serialPort
              Verify that syntax glo file is valid and if this is the case upload it on dev serialPort

       -P, --thread
              Multithread mode, not implemented yet...

       -u, --verify=glocFile,serialPort
              not implemented yet...

       aeroup -c 255,69,255,/dev/ttyACM0 27,3,7,/dev/ttyACM1
       aeroup -S 0x0b01/dev/ttyACM0
       aeroup -G /dev/ttyACM0

SEE ALSO
       AeroUp project page : https://github.com/LaurentBa/AeroUp
       AeroWrite project page : https://github.com/LaurentBa/AeroWrite

BUGS
       No known bugs.

AUTHOR
       Laurent Barattero (laurent@larueluberlu.net.in)

0.8                                                                             December 2013                                                                          man(1)

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