These videos are amazing, thank you so much for taking the time to publish them! I'm working on creating a CNC control system for a milling machine and want to create a custom digital readout, but I also do a lot of data acquisition with Arduino's and ESP-32's, so having custom plots at my fingertips is immensely powerful!
Hi Shan, Thank you a lot for your message, actually this is what I love most about the channel is having those kind of remark on stuff I would have missed. Really appreciate. wish you a great day ahead !!
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These videos are amazing, thank you so much for taking the time to publish them! I'm working on creating a CNC control system for a milling machine and want to create a custom digital readout, but I also do a lot of data acquisition with Arduino's and ESP-32's, so having custom plots at my fingertips is immensely powerful!
Thank You for generously sharing your valuable technical knowledge.
thank Mr Weew - Stack a lot
Thanks!
Thank you do much Robert !!
Very nice series. Thanks !! 😊
Very good tutorial. Thank you.
i have a doubt, does serial.Serial().status exists? i cant find it into pyserial documentation
getting this error message [ TypeError: ComGui.__init__() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'root' and 'serial' ]
thanks a lot
Actually you can pass None to this function connect_ctrl, which would be more reasonable, cause you won't be creating useless variable.
Hi Shan,
Thank you a lot for your message, actually this is what I love most about the channel is having those kind of remark on stuff I would have missed. Really appreciate. wish you a great day ahead !!
It was pleasure to contribute to such great work ;] Have a nice day!
do you happen to have a device connected to the "COM1" otherwise how you are getting the COM1 value?