'Serial' object has no attribute 'getBaudrate'

[NipunBhalla]

Here is the error I keep getting:

if baud <> self._serial.getBaudrate(): AttributeError: 'Serial' object has no attribute 'getBaudrate'
Using GT511C3 with a USB to TTY converter on RPi3.

Pretty sure it has something to do with pySerial. Currently using pyserial 2.7

[roboflank]

Am also running into this error, any work around it?

[miqi95]

I also have this problem, using GT521F52 on the Tx/Rx pins of an RPi3. Commented on the most recent commit.

[miqi95]

I changed the line in FPS.py from self.serial.getBaudrate() to self.serial.baudrate. That error is gone, but now it just says "Command: Open" and freezes up.

[meie1kyl]

@miqi95 Have you made any progress on that issue? I'm also at the same point where it only says "Command: Open"

[miqi95]

@meie1kyl No, given the lack of support I decided to switch to the U.are.U 4500 scanner which is supported by fprint for my application. Coupling that with the python 3 subprocess module I'm able to use any scanner supported by the driver, plug & play.