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== Programming == | == Programming == | ||
The '''USB-C''' connector is used to program the Core in Python, read and store files. | |||
[[File:Pymate-Core-USB.jpg|480px]] | [[File:Pymate-Core-USB.jpg|480px]] | ||
The USB connector fits an USB-to-Serial connection used to display the messages printed by the running script. Like any Python script, an error description and call stack is printed out on the standard output (so the USB-to-Serial line). | |||
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== User Interface == | == User Interface == | ||
Revision as of 00:44, 25 April 2026
Abstract
The Core board is the heart beating your automation.
It fits a microcontroller running the user script written in Python.
The user script can interacts with the inputs and outputs (named IOs) and exchange data over the various buses.
The Core is delivered with the libraries facilitating its use.
Programming
The USB-C connector is used to program the Core in Python, read and store files.
The USB connector fits an USB-to-Serial connection used to display the messages printed by the running script. Like any Python script, an error description and call stack is printed out on the standard output (so the USB-to-Serial line).
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User Interface
Powering
Input/Output
Analog Inputs
Buses
RS485
CAN bus
Pymate bus
Realtime Clock
