I would suggest first trying to communicate with your FPGA
using a terminal emulator like Putty.
The only purpose of doing this is to assure that the device is working correctly prior to attempting communications with python.
asyncio is not the way to go with a simple serial connection, it's designed for concurrent processing with many devices.
if all is well with putty (or other terminal emulator), find an example code like that found in http://www.varesano.net/blog/fabio/seria...s%20python
FYI:
In the future, when you have a lot of text, space it out a bit more. Many don't like reading everything compressed into one clump, and it might be cause for slow response.
using a terminal emulator like Putty.
The only purpose of doing this is to assure that the device is working correctly prior to attempting communications with python.
asyncio is not the way to go with a simple serial connection, it's designed for concurrent processing with many devices.
if all is well with putty (or other terminal emulator), find an example code like that found in http://www.varesano.net/blog/fabio/seria...s%20python
FYI:
In the future, when you have a lot of text, space it out a bit more. Many don't like reading everything compressed into one clump, and it might be cause for slow response.