• lucadentella states “I don’t know if it happens to you: every time I need to connect to a USB device that opens a virtual serial port (e.g., an Arduino board, a USB-to-serial adapter, etc.), I waste a lot of time trying to figure out which COMx port the device corresponds to in Windows.” So they developed a simple Python program that installs in the Windows SystemTray: SerialPortMonitor . • Its task is twofold: displays a notification every time a serial port is added/removed by hovering the mouse, displays the list of available serial ports See GitHub for the Python code and the post here .
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- lucadentella states “I don’t know if it happens to you: every time I need to connect to a USB device that opens a virtual serial port (e.g., an Arduino board, a USB-to-serial adapter, etc.), I waste a lot of time trying to figure out which COMx port the device corresponds to in Windows.” So they developed a simple Python program that installs in the Windows SystemTray: SerialPortMonitor . Its task is twofold: displays a notification every time a serial port is added/removed by hovering the mouse, displays the list of available serial ports See GitHub for the Python code and the post here .
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