Tercio Control
Tercio Control is a web page that talks to the Tercio FD over Web Serial. Nothing to install and nothing sent to a server: the page runs in your browser and talks straight to the adapter on your desk.
Open Tercio ControlRequirements
Section titled “Requirements”- Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser on a desktop computerFirefox and Safari do not support Web Serial.
- A Tercio FD plugged inClose any other program using its serial port.
- No adapter?Try the demo runs the page against a simulated bus with three motors and an IMU.
Connecting
Section titled “Connecting”- Select Connect Tercio FD and choose tercioFD in the browser’s list.
- The page asks every node for its identity and lists them under Motors in the side bar. Scan bus asks again, for example after powering up another driver.
- Next time, Reconnect Tercio FD skips the list.
Finding your way
Section titled “Finding your way”A motor’s page
Section titled “A motor’s page”The header shows the motor’s name, node ID and state, with Stop and Cut power. Click the name to rename the motor; names are kept in your browser, tied to the driver’s serial number. Faults appear in a red banner with Clear fault.
The adapter page
Section titled “The adapter page”Bus health (error counters, last error, bus-off events), Traffic (frames per second each way, dropped and damaged frames), Identity, and Restart into update mode for a firmware update. Reset counters zeroes the statistics. See Bus health.
A Tercio IMU on the bus appears under Sensors and on the overview by itself. Its page has an artificial horizon and a compass, a live roll/pitch/yaw chart, calibration meters with Save calibration, acceleration and rate, its settings (fusion mode, mounting, rate, node ID) and diagnostics. Zero and Zero heading are in its header. See Tercio IMU.
Link options
Section titled “Link options”| Add to the address | Effect |
|---|---|
?demo |
Start the demo straight away. |
?theme=light or ?theme=dark |
Use that theme for this visit. |