> and than i store the read data in a textctrl.
That's got nothing to do with pyserial.
Ok i know but for this reason i put :
Another point is the textctrl: it store only the first byte and not
the
other why?, the byte are like 22 and all are readed
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No clue. I don't know what "textctrl" is or what it's supposed
to do.
a = ser.readline()
a = self.textCtrl3.SetValue(a + ' ')
For my bad understanding is clear
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What makes you think the port closed?
Sniffing the data with serial port monitor i see that the
> answer is ok but after the answer the port close, why?
The serial port monitor write com port close.
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Dear Grant
As you know i'm not a programmer, but i try to do this in my free time.
Probably you have reason to write:
The code you post is irrelevant.
But i try to do my best as in my possibility.
I think that in any case you can't run my code if you haven't the same
device that i have.
So i don't want that you loose time with my stupid question, i'm sure
you have a lot of better things to do that help a beginner like me.
In any case thanks for your help, and you cordility.
Best Regards
Luca
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