Data Sheet

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User Manual (1.0.17) EasyVR 3 (Plus) 71
 Install a recent Debian image (e.g. Jessie) on the SD Card or internal e-MMC memory
 Run the following commands on a shell prompt (comments start with #):
# install ser2net (and samba to broadcast hostname)
sudo apt-get install ser2net samba
# permanently map TCP port 5555 to UART
echo 5555:raw:0:/dev/serial0:9600 8DATABITS NONE 1STOPBIT | sudo tee -a /etc/ser2net.conf
# enable serial interface without login shell (menu Interfacing Options > Serial > No > Yes)
sudo raspi-config
# reboot
sudo reboot
Configuring the EasyVR Commander
 Locate the folder where the EasyVR Commander settings are stored. Open any Explorer folder,
copy-paste this text in the address bar and press Enter:
%LocalAppData%\VeeaR\EasyVR Commander
 Open the file “Settings.ini” and append the following section at the end:
[AddressList]
Count=2
Address0=TCP:raspberrypi,5555
Address1=TCP:beaglebone,6666
Those lines reflect the above examples of remote systems configuration and expect that your PC
and the remote systems are on the same local network or anyway that the remote systems can be
reached via TCP connection to the specified symbolic addresses (numerical IP addresses are also
supported).
 Restart the EasyVR Commander for the new settings to become effective. Now you can choose to
connect to one of the remote systems you just added, as if they were regular serial ports.
Figure 4 - Remote connections now available