Interactive Settings Mode

Using Interactive Settings Mode

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Overview

From this screen, you can use the interactive mode of the connected TWELITE.

This screen behaves almost the same as a terminal, but adds functions specific to interactive mode, such as operations to transition to interactive mode and detection of exit from it.

The connected TWELITE must have firmware compatible with interactive mode pre-installed.
Since TWELITE input/output is used, if garbled characters occur in serial communication, transitions to and exits from interactive mode may not work as expected.
Mouse operations are not supported. Please use keyboard operations (cursor ↑ ↓ keys are usable).

You can also transition to and operate interactive mode using the Terminal.

In the terminal, the SET pin operation is not performed automatically. You need to manually set the SET pin to LO.
In the terminal, operations such as entering + + +, Alt(⌘)+I for interactive mode, and module reset Alt(⌘)+R are also defined.

Interactive Mode Screen Operation Flow

Below is an outline of the process flow.

[Set screen background to black]
  ↓
[Reset TWELITE (if controllable, SET=LO)]
  ↓
 --YES--> [Operation screen]
  ↓timeout
[Input '+' three times]
  ↓
 --YES--> [Operation screen]
  ↓timeout
[Operation screen] ※ This state is not interactive mode

[Operation screen]
  ↓
 --> [Exit]
  ↓
 --> [Exit]
  ↓
 ->  --NO-> [Exit]
  ↓            ↓
[Send input string to TWELITE]
  ↓
[Return to operation screen]

[Exit]
  ↓
[Reset TWELITE]
  ↓
[Exit screen] Exit the interactive mode screen and return to the previous screen