Setting up Putty
Putty can be downloaded from here
Install it as you would any other program.
Putty settings for RRF
There are a couple of settings that should be modified to ensure that putty displays information from RRF correctly.
On the main putty window, click on terminal on the left.
![Putty 1](images/putty1.png)
From there, you need to change the following items.
Tick the box for:
- Implicit CR in every LF
- Implicit LF in every CR
Select the radio button:
- Force on
for both
- Local echo
- Local line editing
As shown below.
![Putty 2](images/putty2.png)
Now click on Features (under terminal) on the left menu and add a tick to Disable application keypad mode as shown below.
![Putty 3](images/putty5.png)
Now click on Session on the left menu.
![Putty 4](images/putty4.png)
Finally, save the settings so they don’t need changing next time you open up putty.
Click on default settings and then click the save button.
![Putty 5](images/putty3.png)
Connecting to RRF
Click on the “serial” radio button highlighted below.
![Putty 6](images/putty6.png)
Fill in the COM port number of your RRF board. Leave the baudrate as it is. Then click “open”
![Putty 7](images/putty7.png)