How to start

[Floriszz]

I read the readme and can't even get through the first step...I feel really stupid.
I already have python on my windows pc.
For some reason Github has made it difficult to download the repo, as there is now an 'Open' button for Gitpod only. Or I might have done something stupid.
But the requirements.txt file has only 'pyserial' in it. Trying to install this with:
pip3 install -r pyserial

C:\WINDOWS\system32>pip3 install -r  pyserial
ERROR: Could not open requirements file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'pyserial'

[J0k3r2k1]

click on "code" and download ZIP, unpack and copy all files to your python directory
open powershell and move to your python directory
type: pip3 install -r requirements.txt
(this will pull+install all necessary files)
go on with the other steps...

[HumbleDeer]

The -r flag for Pip is to specify a requirements file. What you're doing in this case is telling Pip to use a requirements-type file that's called pyserial in your current directory.

To install packages without a requirements file, ommit that -r flag. Get Pip help with pip -h.

[HumbleDeer]

move to your python directory

This should be

Move to inside the project directory

i.e. the pvvx/THB2 repository, either downloaded and extracted or cloned using git clone.

[Floriszz]

Thank you all for the support and tips.
Managed to execute to find out I already had pyserial after all... Now waiting on the USB-com 3.3v adapter. And fingers crossed I can get the BTH01 flashed...

• Download flash package from github as zip; THB2-master.zip
• Extract to a folder like: C:\Python\THB2-master
• Open command prompt (make sure python is in the path setting of Windows)
• cd to the folder where you extracted THB2-master.zip. In my case : C:\Python\THB2-master
• Start the following command: C:\Python\THB2-master>pip3 install -r requirements.txt

In my case:
C:\Python\THB2-master>pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Requirement already satisfied: pyserial in c:\python\lib\site-packages (from -r requirements.txt (line 1)) (3.5)