Raspberry Pi Build HAT serial protocol
●The HAT communicates with the Raspberry Pi host over the 'command port', a 115200 baud serial interface with eight bits per character, no parity and one stop bit ('8N1'). There is no flow control. The command port protocol is entirely in plain text, and it is perfectly possible to simply run a terminal emulator on the host and interact manually with the HAT.
●When experimenting the HAT in this way it is convenient to enable echo mode so that you can see what you are typing:see the description of the echo command below. See also the plimit command, which must be sent before many operations will work correctly.
●This document describes the commands available over that interface.
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