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# Pico serial terminal
A simple example to allow a Pico to act as a serial terminal into another Raspberry Pi computer.
Useful for setting up a Pi when network setup fails for some reason.
Should work for Windows, Linux, or Mac host machines.
1. Add `enable_uart=1` to the Raspberry Pi computer `config.txt` and boot it.
2. Connect pins `pico:{1,2,3}` to `pi:{10,8,6}`
3. Connect to Pico using [Thonny][thonny]
4. From Thonny, run `terminal.py` on Pico, then power up the Pi
[thonny]: https://thonny.org/
You should now have a serial terminal to your Raspberry Pi computer through your Pico.
### Errata / Bugs
* Input is only taken a whole line at a time after the EOL character.
* Line input is ALWAYS echoed back to the terminal as a new line, even passwords
* Control characters are dropped so no curses tools (like `raspi-config`) work
For a full-fledged serial interface, look at [picoprobe][probe] referenced in Appendix A of the [Pico Getting Started Guide][get-start].
[get-start]: https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/pico/getting-started-with-pico.pdf#page=61
[probe]: https://github.com/raspberrypi/picoprobe/

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#!/usr/bin/env micropython
from _thread import start_new_thread
from machine import UART, Pin
UART0 = 0 # uart0 is the FIRST uart
TX=0 # Default Pin number for TX on Pico uart0
RX=1 # Default Pin number for RX on Pico uart0
VS=2 # comment reminder: DONT FORGET to connect the common Ground (VSS)
uart = UART(UART0, 115200, parity=None, bits=8, stop=1, tx=Pin(TX, Pin.OUT), rx=Pin(RX, Pin.IN))
# Type a line (plus enter) in REPL to transmit down UART
def TX():
while True:
line = input() + "\n"
uart.write(line.encode())
# Busy thread to relay EVERY character arriving from uart
def RX():
while True:
recv = uart.read()
if(recv):
try:
print(recv.decode(), end='')
except UnicodeError:
# Caught a control char in buffer, eject it and move along
fix = [x for x in recv if x <= 127]
print(bytes(fix).decode(), end='')
# Run busy thread on second processor
start_new_thread(RX, tuple([]))
# Run input wait on this (BSP) processor
TX()