How to connect via terminal to pyboard?

Question

Python

Hello.
A few words about myself, web-oriented underdeveloped.
The Chinese pyboard STM32 STM32F405RGT6 fell into the hands.
Link to alik from where I actually got it ...
Before that, I dabbled in Python for my own pleasure, write a parser there or some script to do monotonous work with excel for me.
And so... Actually what question.
I want to connect via the terminal to this device, but I sincerely do not understand how this is done.
I'm sitting on Windows, all the more or less intelligible instructions on Linux (I can't switch to Linux).
I have accumulated information that you can do something like this through PuTTY, but I don’t know how.
Can anyone sensible suggest a direction.
And also to share good advice on how I can comprehend Zen in this situation and not abandon the matter halfway, because of the obvious progress.
I just don't know what to do or where to look. In general, I ran into actually not understanding something outside of writing a script.

Answer 1

Thank you for the kind words.
I'll have time to try it out.
UDP_1.:
I found Russian documentation for the original board, and this is not a very bad Chinese copy. So it says...

You must install the pyboard driver using a USB serial device. The pyboard
USB flash driver is called pybcdc.inf.
To install this driver, you need to go to the Device Manager for your computer
, find the pyboard in the list of devices (it should have a warning sign because it doesn't
work yet), right-click on the pyboard device, select Properties, and install
the driver. You then need to select the option to manually find the stream driver (don't use
automatic windows update), navigate to the pyboard USB flash drive, and select it. It should be
installed. Once installed, go back to Device Manager to find the installed
pyboard and see what COM port it is (eg COM4).
Now you need to start your terminal program. You can use HyperTerminal
if you have it installed, or download the free PuTTY program: putty.exe. Using a
remote access program (perhaps a terminal one), you must connect to the COM port you
found in the previous step. For PuTTY: click “Session” on the left panel and click the
“Serial” radio button on the right, then in the “Serial Line” field enter the found COM port (for example, COM4), click
the “Open” button.