Ashley Mills / ATConsole

This is a console for interacting with Vodafone dongles.

Dependencies:   mbed-rtos VodafoneUSBModem mbed

This is a bridge between a serial driven console and a serial driven cellular modem or modem interface. This was written to complement our collaboration with mbed: See https://mbed.org/users/mbed_official/code/VodafoneUSBModem/ for further information.

For example, one can use GNU screen or PuTTY (two popular consoles) to interact with a Vodafone K3770 USB dongle. In the image below I used the UNIX version of PuTTY:

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Support is provided for line-based consoles, which send one line at a time, and for character based consoles.

For character based consoles, the following line-editing features are provided:

  • In-line editing (deletion, left/right arrow keys, insertion)
  • Command history (via up/down arrow keys)

Line buffer length, and command history depth, are compile-time options.

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How to use:

Compile and save to mbed.

Connect PuTTY or GNU screen to serial port.

If you use GNU screen you probably already know what you are doing.

If you use PuTTY, you need to set the options to specify the serial device and, set the baud rate, and set the "Connection Type" to "Serial":

/media/uploads/ashleymills/putty0.png

You need to set the keyboard to send Control-H for backspace, and use "Linux" function keys and keypad:

/media/uploads/ashleymills/putty1.png

Console.h@2:8cc63f7a24cf, 2012-08-24 (annotated)

Committer:
ashleymills
Date:
Fri Aug 24 15:45:35 2012 +0000
Revision:
2:8cc63f7a24cf
Parent:
1:719c0f047c34
Child:
4:6971bded3ebd
Added eventlistener capability

Who changed what in which revision?

UserRevisionLine numberNew contents of line
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 1 #pragma once
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 2 #include "mbed.h"
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 3
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 4 #define BUFFER_WAIT_TIMEOUT 1000000
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 5
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 6 class Console {
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 7 private:
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 8 int _currentLine;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 9 int _usedLines;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 10
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 11 int _bufferWaitTimeout;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 12 char **_lines;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 13
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 14 int _linePos;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 15 int _prevLinePos;
ashleymills 1:719c0f047c34 16
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 17 bool waitForInput();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 18 void loadPreviousBuffer();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 19 void loadNextBuffer();
ashleymills 2:8cc63f7a24cf 20 virtual void processCommand();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 21 void printLineBuffer();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 22 void printHistory();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 23 void printBuffer(int index);
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 24 void reprintBuffer();
ashleymills 2:8cc63f7a24cf 25 void storeBuffer();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 26
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 27 protected:
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 28 char *_lineBuffer;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 29 int _lineLength;
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 30 int _numLines;
ashleymills 1:719c0f047c34 31 Serial *_terminal;
ashleymills 2:8cc63f7a24cf 32 void clearBuffer();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 33
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 34 public:
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 35 Console(Serial *terminal, int lineLength, int numLines);
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 36 ~Console();
ashleymills 2:8cc63f7a24cf 37 virtual void update();
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 38
ashleymills 0:6c831cc49d22 39 };