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-===== Getting Started ===== +====== Getting Started ======
-Plug in USB-C power from a serial port on a Debian GNU/Linux machine.+
  
-Install minicom if you haven't already:+Install minicom on your [[https://debian.org|Debian]]((why would you be running anything else?)), if you haven't already:
   sudo aptitude install minicom   sudo aptitude install minicom
  
-Hunt down your USB device pathlist:+Plug in a USB serial port from the Debian machine to the USB-C power/serial module on the SST-6809. 
 + 
 +On the Debian machine, hunt down your USB device pathlist:
   ls /dev/tty*   ls /dev/tty*
  
-Start minicom with the path to your USB device (-D pathlist):+Start minicom with the command line option "-D path" of your USB port device name:
   minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0   minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0
  
-Configure minicom terminal timings for 1ms per character and line ending delays:+Configure minicom terminal timings for 1ms per character and 1ms line ending delays:
   [CTRL]+[A] [T]   [CTRL]+[A] [T]
   [D] [1] [ENTER]   [D] [1] [ENTER]
   [F] [1] [ENTER]   [F] [1] [ENTER]
-   +  [ENTER] 
-Press RESET on the SST-6809 and you should see:+ 
 +Create a run-control file to start minicom with these terminal timings every start: 
 +  [CTRL]+[A] [O] 
 + 
 +Arrow key down and choose "Save setup as dfl" to create this run-control file: 
 +<file - ~/.minirc.dfl> 
 +# Machine-generated file - use setup menu in minicom to change parameters. 
 +pu msg_ch_delay     1 
 +pu msg_nl_delay     1 
 +</file> 
 + 
 +Exit the setup menu. 
 + 
 +Press the RESET button on the SST-6809 and minicom should show:
   ASSIST09   ASSIST09
   >   >
  
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