How can i send 8-bit data or binary data with pyserial?

[ouz as]

hi,

I want to transfer 0 bit and 1 bit in order with pyserial.But pyserial only
send string data.
Can anyone help me?
Sorry about my english..

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[Michel Claveau - abstraction méta-galactique non t]

Hi !

1 byte is 8 bits. If you want to manage bits, one by one, you can rewrite a
protocol, and replace pyserial.

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[Diez B. Roggisch]

> I want to transfer 0 bit and 1 bit in order with pyserial.But pyserial

only send string data.

Convert your data to numbers and use module struct to create strings out of
it.

Apart from that: You can only send chunks of bits as configured in your
serial settings - e.g. 8N1 means that you will have to send 8 Bits in a
row. I personally never used anything else, but it might be possible to
alter that setting to lets say 7N1 or even lower numeber - but I doubt that
this will work down to 1N1.

If you give us more details on your actual problem, we migh be able to give
better answers.
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Diez B. Roggisch

[Richard Brodie]

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I want to transfer 0 bit and 1 bit in order with pyserial.But pyserial only
send string data.

string _is_ the type one would normally use in Python for 8-bit
encoded data. If you are a Unicode purist, that's perhaps
all you would use it for.

If you have a list [11, 22, 33] of bytes to send, you can write:
buffer = [chr(i) for i in [11, 22, 33]]

Or possibly, use the struct or array module. Either way, the
problem you have to solve is converting the format you have
to/from an appropriate string. We lack the detail to suggest the
best solution to that.