TWELITE STAGE
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  • TWELITE STAGE APP
  • LICENSE
  • REVISION HISTORY
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    • Windows
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    • Linux
    • RaspberryPi
  • How to use
    • Key and mouse operation
    • Screens
      • serial port selection
      • main menu
        • viewer
          • terminal
          • standard app viewer
          • Graph
            • Acceleration realtime graph
            • Sensor graph
          • Simple monitor
            • CUE viewer
            • ARIA viewer
            • glancer
          • commander
        • app rewrite
          • Select from BIN
          • Act build & rewrite
          • TWELITE APPS build & rewrite
          • Act extras
          • specified
          • re-write
          • build/rewrite screen
        • Interactive settings mode
        • TWELITE STAGE settings
        • SERIAL PORT SELECTION
    • Logging function
  • Other specifications etc.
    • About folder structure
    • Command line args and ini file
    • About environment variables
    • 000desc.txt
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terminal

Terminal

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最終更新 2 年前

Windows macOS Linux RasPi

This is a simple terminal that supports ANSI escape sequences (partial) and performs I/O directly with the TWELITE radio microcontroller.

Operation

[ A ]

input + + + sequence (Interactive settings mode)

[ A ] long press

Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.

[ B ]

Display in large font. Display a partial area of the first screen. Select the area so that the cursor is displayed in the screen, but`, depending on the screen output, the part you want to see may not be visible.

[ B ] long press

Turn-on/off of the wrapping control, which by default is turned on, but can also be turned off. Text after the right edge of the screen is not displayed.

[ C ]

Go to the firmware programming screen. Shortcuts are provided for frequent source code modifications, operation checks, and build & write operations during firmware development.

[ C ] long press

Controls and resets the reset pin of the TWELITE wireless module.

ESC ESC

Exit this screen by quickly entering the ESC key twice. In most screens, pressing the ESC key once is the operation for exiting the screen, but since the terminal may use the ESC key alone, it is assigned to two consecutive entries.