Qt serial communication using UART
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QSerialPort is a QIODevice. You can interact with it the same way you interact with QFile, for example. So:
QByteArray data = port.read(); port.write("sth"); // Or using text stream QTextStream stream(port); stream << "some data";Thank you for your reply. but i can't understand that you say.
how can i apply "QByteArray data = port.read();" , "port.write("sth");" in my code?
i think // void MainWindow::lineEdit_command (){ // is that right?
QByteArray data = port.read();
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Thank you for your reply. but i can't understand that you say.
how can i apply "QByteArray data = port.read();" , "port.write("sth");" in my code?
i think // void MainWindow::lineEdit_command (){ // is that right?
QByteArray data = port.read();
port.write("sth");@segtteee said in Qt serial communication using UART:
Thank you for your reply. but i can't understand that you say.
Please take a look at some Qt examples to better understand how it works. My code snippets are only an example how to use the QSerialPort, they have little to do with your actual use case.
So, if I get it right, you want to take the command which is written (by user) into a QLineEdit, and (when user clicks a button) send it via the serial port?
Then:
- connect the
clicked()signal of the button to a slot you create in your main window class. In your case, that could bevoid on_pushButton_connect_clicked();slot, or something else if you want to add another button - in the slot, open the port
- in the slot, write line edit data into your port
- if needed, add some sanity checking/ validation to the input data. Otherwise users will surely put in some garbage there
So, in essence, you need something like:
void MainWindow::on_someButton_clicked() { port->open(QSerialPort::ReadWrite); port->write(ui->yourLineEditName->text().toLatin1()); } - connect the
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@segtteee I'm not entirely what you want to do, but I'll take quick look at my crystal ball and write something down:
To send something via your SieralPort you can do something like this:
void onSendClicked(){ QString s("String to Send via Serial"); QByteArray dataToSend; dataToSend.append(s); if(->isOpen()) serialPort->write(dataToSend); } -
Please read any C++ book at first.
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@segtteee said in Qt serial communication using UART:
Thank you for your reply. but i can't understand that you say.
Please take a look at some Qt examples to better understand how it works. My code snippets are only an example how to use the QSerialPort, they have little to do with your actual use case.
So, if I get it right, you want to take the command which is written (by user) into a QLineEdit, and (when user clicks a button) send it via the serial port?
Then:
- connect the
clicked()signal of the button to a slot you create in your main window class. In your case, that could bevoid on_pushButton_connect_clicked();slot, or something else if you want to add another button - in the slot, open the port
- in the slot, write line edit data into your port
- if needed, add some sanity checking/ validation to the input data. Otherwise users will surely put in some garbage there
So, in essence, you need something like:
void MainWindow::on_someButton_clicked() { port->open(QSerialPort::ReadWrite); port->write(ui->yourLineEditName->text().toLatin1()); }Thaky you for your reply.
i add
//void MainWindow::on_pushButton_send_clicked()
{
port->open(QSerialPort::ReadWrite);
port->write(ui->lineEdit_command->text().toLatin1());}// in my code and enter the command at lineEdit , but device can't conduct command..
Is there something else i have to anything for device's behavior?
- connect the
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Thaky you for your reply.
i add
//void MainWindow::on_pushButton_send_clicked()
{
port->open(QSerialPort::ReadWrite);
port->write(ui->lineEdit_command->text().toLatin1());}// in my code and enter the command at lineEdit , but device can't conduct command..
Is there something else i have to anything for device's behavior?
@segtteee said in Qt serial communication using UART:
in my code and enter the command at lineEdit , but device can't conduct command..
Well, I can't guess what error codes are you getting, right? I don't even know if you connected to the device correctly. Did it get the command? Did it reply with anything? Have you connected the readyRead() to some slot, or used waitForReadyRead() to wait for the reply?
I don't give you whole solution for your problem, I'm not here to write the code for you. I'm happy to help you overcome problems and learn.
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@segtteee said in Qt serial communication using UART:
in my code and enter the command at lineEdit , but device can't conduct command..
Well, I can't guess what error codes are you getting, right? I don't even know if you connected to the device correctly. Did it get the command? Did it reply with anything? Have you connected the readyRead() to some slot, or used waitForReadyRead() to wait for the reply?
I don't give you whole solution for your problem, I'm not here to write the code for you. I'm happy to help you overcome problems and learn.
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@segtteee: I can only recommend you to have a look at the examples (there are a lot of them):
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtserialport-examples.html
Take, e.g. the Terminal example http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtserialport-terminal-example.html and try to understand how it works. It should be very near to what you want to achive.
PS: This example also shows how to check for some errors. Depending on the communication protocol, you may have to add more error checks.
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@segtteee: I can only recommend you to have a look at the examples (there are a lot of them):
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtserialport-examples.html
Take, e.g. the Terminal example http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtserialport-terminal-example.html and try to understand how it works. It should be very near to what you want to achive.
PS: This example also shows how to check for some errors. Depending on the communication protocol, you may have to add more error checks.
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@segtteee said in Qt serial communication using UART:
i have question , how to check connected device with qt ? only i enter the command and device conduct command?
First step is to check if
port->open()returnedtrue.
When callingport->write()you can check if the amount of bytes written is the same you sent. If not, something went wrong. Then you can check QSerialPort::error and see what was the problem.Another clue might be whether
readyRead()is emitted in response to your command. If there is no reply, then again - something might be wrong (or not - that depends on what the command is and which device you connect to). -
@segtteee said in Qt serial communication using UART:
i have question , how to check connected device with qt ? only i enter the command and device conduct command?
First step is to check if
port->open()returnedtrue.
When callingport->write()you can check if the amount of bytes written is the same you sent. If not, something went wrong. Then you can check QSerialPort::error and see what was the problem.Another clue might be whether
readyRead()is emitted in response to your command. If there is no reply, then again - something might be wrong (or not - that depends on what the command is and which device you connect to). -
Hi
For a pretty good example, please see
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtserialport-terminal-example.html
It has dialog to select comport properties and allows to send text out of the box.
Its also pretty good explained.~ -
Hi
For a pretty good example, please see
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtserialport-terminal-example.html
It has dialog to select comport properties and allows to send text out of the box.
Its also pretty good explained.~ -
@mrjj said in Qt serial communication using UART:
@aha_1980
Oh yes. sorry. i did miss. Clicked from locked thread. Should have read it all :)No problem :) (And no need to delete your post)
