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Port] [-S serialNumber,serialPort] [-i gloFile] [-u gloFile,serialPort] [-k serial‐
Port] [-U glocFile,serialPort] [-P] [-v] [-h]
DESCRIPTION
AeroUp is an open source command line tool to control 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.
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#) or decimal (#).
-i, --verify=gloFile
Verify that syntax glo file is valid
-u, --uploadGlo=gloFile,serialPort
Verify that syntax glo file is valid and if this is the case upload it on dev
serialPort
-k --symlink=serialPort
return the serial name used as symlink of kernel name by udev (work with linux only). see the improved management driver section below.
But you can also use this command to retrieve an more readable id than serial number.
Improved management driver (linux only)
note: you may need to update to last bootloader (aeroup was tested with
Club_Ball_Poi_V2.3.hex). you 'll find it on the Aerotech ltd web page.
To use the system management driver, you first need to set the apropriate se‐
rial number in your props with the --setSerial option. (See the address table
belowx). And put the file aeroup.rule to your udev rules directory if it
wasn't done during installation. When you plug your props you should now
have a corresponding symlink to your /dev directory.
==================================================
Props | Range adress | id char | Symlinks
==================================================
Ball | 0.0.98.0/24 | b (0x62) | /dev/Ball#
Staff | 0.0.115.0/24 | s (0x73) | /dev/Staff#
Club | 0.0.99.0/24 | c (0x63) | /dev/Club#
Poi | 0:0:112:0/24 | p (0x70) | /Poi/Poi#
==================================================
--version
Print version
The last bootloader V2.3 from Aerotech needs to be installed first to use Serial number features.
Each sub options have to be separate with a comma without blank.
EXAMPLES
# Test prop on /dev/ttyACM0
aeroup -t /dev/ttyACM0
# Start props on /dev/ttyACM0 et /dev/tty/ACM1 and test /dev/tty/ACM3
aeroup -o /dev/ttyACM0 -o /dev/ttyACM1 -t /dev/ttyACM3
# Set color to blue and red
aeroup -c O,O,255,/dev/ttyACM0 255,0,0,/dev/ttyACM1
# Upload file.glo to /devttyACMO
aeroup -u /path/to/file.glo,/dev/ttyACM0
# Set serial number 0x7002 to have a prop named Poi2
aeroup -S 0x7002,/dev/ttyACM0
# Verify your serial number is now : 0x7002
aeroup -G /dev/ttyACM0
# Verify your serial name is Poi2
aeroup -k /dev/ttyACM0
SEE ALSO
AeroUp project page : https://git.larueluberlu.net/AeroUp
AUTHOR
Written by Laurent Barattero (laurent@larueluberlu.net)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2013 BARATTERO Laurent License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later
<http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO
WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
0.8 December 2013 <B>man(1)</B>
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