Picocom Clear Screen ~upd~ ◉
: If the terminal state is garbled (showing weird symbols), typing will re-initialize the terminal settings. 3. Sending ANSI Escape Sequences Manually
If you want a clean screen every time you launch a new connection, you can wrap your picocom command. Use a semicolon to chain a clear command right before the session starts: clear; picocom /dev/ttyUSB0 -b 115200 picocom clear screen
echo -e "\033[2J\033[H"
If you are connected to a Linux-based micro-controller (like a Raspberry Pi or an embedded system via TTL), you can clear the screen by sending the instruction to the remote shell: : Simply typing : If the terminal state is garbled (showing
Better yet, use the built-in C-a C-l —it exists for a reason. picocom clear screen
