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# MIDI
CLI Label | Cfg File | Notes
------------------|-----------|----------------------------------------------------------------
midiDeviceReport | main.cfg | List The current set of MIID hardware devices and their ports.
midiDevice | " | Interactive testing of the MIDI input file device start/pause/unpause/stop functions.
CLI Label | Source File | Function
------------------|----------------------|--------------
midiDeviceReport | cwMidiDeviceTest.cpp | testReport()
midiDevice : Also Compares the time between MIDI events as generated by the device to the actual time between the
events as listed in the file.
List The current set of MIID hardware devices and their ports.
CLI Label | Source File | Function
------------------|----------------------|--------------
midiDevice | cwMidiDeviceTest.cpp | test()
Interactive testing of the MIDI input file device
start/pause/unpause/stop functions. This function also validates the
latency of the device by comparing the time between MIDI events as
generated by the device to the actual time between the events in the
MIDI file.
## Serial
```
cwtest ~/src/cwtest/src/cwtest/cfg/main.cfg midiDeviceReport
```
See `serialPortSrvTest()` in `cwSerialPortSrv.cpp`.
CLI Label | Source File | Function
------------------|----------------------|---------------------
serialSrv | cwSerialPortSrv.cpp | esrialPortSrvTest()
This is an interactive test of the serial port send/receive functions.
The test function continuously transmits ASCII values '0' through 'z' to external devices `/dev/ttyACM0` and '/dev/ttyACM1`.
The function continuously transmits ASCII values '0' through 'z' to external devices `/dev/ttyACM0` and '/dev/ttyACM1`.
Those devices should increment the received value and send it back, where it is receieved and printed to the console.
Firmware to run on ATMEGA328 based devices, like the Arduino Uno, is provided in `study/serial/arduino_xmt_recv/main.c`.