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It would be much nicer if it showed but was gray/disabled, but nobody has figured out how to make Arduino do that (the serial library Arduino uses doesn't support such things).Changed in version 3.4: The new file descriptor is now non-inheritable. That's actually supposed to be a feature. If the port isn't available (in use by another program), it will not appear in Arduino's Tools > Serial Port menu. If pyserial has the port open, then Arduino can't open it. The other issues you're seeing are probably the locking mechanism which is intended to allow only a single program to access the device. If you have a Mac or can use Linux, it really does work much better than Windows. This stuff is rock-solid on Mac and Linux. The only real solution is to quit or close the port from pyserial before you reboot Teensy. But if you use another program and reboot the Teensy, especially by pressing the button rather than letting Arduino send the reboot request, there's not much I can do. I put a lot of work into trying to avoid this Windows bug when you use the Serial Monitor and the Upload button (there's a special delay in the Teensy code, just to avoid this Windows bug).
#Python serial library reset windows 7#
Sadly, it's the same bug in every version, so upgrading to Windows 7 or 8 will not help. The problem where you have to reboot is very likely due to this bug in Windows. It has bugs where unexpected removal of the device causes it to leave garbage in the Windows registry, and then the next time the device appears, it won't be recognized.
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#Python serial library reset driver#
Sadly, the Windows serial driver is not very good. Quite irritating :-(īTW, does the baud rate in Serial.begin(115200) have any effect for USB serial? There is some mis-match between the various 'sketches' and the Python program. I have tried unplugging USB, re-loading the program, re-starting programs and I can't get COM7 back without re-booting the PC.
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And then when I look on the Arduino window it no longer shows COM7, only COM4. When running pyserial, I don't receive any communications and the Python program hangs. The target program also communicates to the serial monitor. I can get Teensyduino to communicate over a test program to the Arduino serial monitor. I'm new to both Arduino and pyserial(have used other Python programming), so working thru the debug process. I am attempting to get an Arduino program running on a Teensy 2.0 that talks to a Python Serial (pyserial) program running on Windows XP. Is there any other way to reset Teensyduino serial other than re-booting my PC?