Closed ziv2013 closed 7 years ago
the example will forward stuff received from one to another, but afaik some serial terminal programs cache inputs until a newline (just hit the enter key to input a newline) is received.
you can try just spit out some debug msg (such as SerialU1.print("S1 "); SerialU1.println(micros());
to both serial and see if anything happens on the terminal prog.
currently I believe it only supports 8U1 and no error checking. baudrate is ignored altogether since we're USB CDC...
Hi ,
Thanks a lot. Could you please tell me what serial terminal program are you use? I'd like to have a try.
And my OS is Windows 10 X64.
I just use whatever serial program that's available. If I'm working with platform.io, I use platformio-ide-terminal plugin inside Atom.io. If I'm working with Arduino IDE I just use the built-in serial terminal. for others I usually use putty.
I have tried your example(DualVirtualSerial) but it doesn't work.
In the device manager, 2 new COM ports are shown. But I can't receive any data by use serial port utility(one sending and one receiving).
I'm not sure if I have missed any thing.
Thanks a lot.