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    Pymakr does not find my board

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      Lalomohedano
      last edited by

      Hello,

      I am using Windows 10 and the Lopy4, I have already installed nodejs and pymakr to be used in Vscode but when I hit the command to list the serial ports my board is not found. I know the board is ok as I can connect to the board using Teraterm a client for serial connections and run some
      commands. What can I do to fix that?

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        SciWax
        last edited by SciWax

        I think you have to change a setting under All commands -> Pymakr > Global Settings. I think I've had some similar issue with my PC at work, which uses Win 7 and VSC.

        Can you tell me, what is written under autoconnect_comport_manufacturers in the pymakr.json, which gets opened after you select the global settings?

        Tomorrow, I can check the settings at my windows PC at work.

        And welcome to the Forum btw!

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          d.alvrzx
          last edited by

          Yes, the same thing happened to me. I was using a "Prolific" serial cable, and had to add the manufacturer name to autoconnect comport manufacturers. You can find the manufacturer of your cable under Device Manager.

          When you add the new manufacturer within Atom, it will look like this: bceef213-1db4-48f3-8574-d9b4639529d3-image.png

          Or in VSCode: 9d176a32-dbaf-4ba3-9712-ca3ea751b4a5-image.png

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            Lalomohedano @d.alvrzx
            last edited by

            @d-alvrzx It is working right now, thank you. Although I thought FTDI was the manufacturer of my cable it was Digi International indeed.

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              Gus mueller
              last edited by Gus mueller

              for those wondering where in Pymakr that the "autoconnect_comport_manufacturers" is --
              in Atom (I don't know about Visual Studio, though it's also an Electron-based app),
              go to File->Settings
              Select the Pymakr package
              View Code
              Navigate to .atom/packages/pymakr/lib/config.js

              look for the
              autoconnect_comport_manufacturers.default:

              add your manufacturer to the list (don't break the JSON!)
              Restart Atom

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