Monitor garbled

[Sisyphus-pandapia]

Describe the bug After flashing this tool, it displays garbled characters rather than CSI data when running.

Tool Settings

• Baud Rate: [1152000]
• WiFi Channel per Device: [6]
• FreeRTOS > Tick rate (Hz): [1000]

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Build project(s) active_ap
2. Flash and monitor project(s) active_ap
3. See error like this

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: [ Ubuntu20.04]
• ESP-IDF Version: [4.3]
• ESP32-CSI-Tool Git Hash: []Sorry for not knowing how to get this value

Remark There is no error when starting with get-started/hello_world project from examples directory in IDF.

[StevenMHernandez]

Thank you for checking to see if get-started/hello_world works.

Please make sure to follow all of the 7 steps in https://github.com/StevenMHernandez/ESP32-CSI-Tool#configuration-esp-idf. The new version of ESP-IDF v4.3 requires a few extra steps that you might not have done previously when you were using older versions of the ESP-IDF.

Can you confirm that you set all of the 'UART' and 'baud rate' related configuration values correctly?

[Sisyphus-pandapia]

Sorry I forgot to write clearly to complete the configuration step, I can make sure set all of the 'UART' and 'baud rate' related configuration values（1552000） correctly. I try to flash and monitor again, but there is the same error.Even I used the value 1152000,there is same error.

[Sisyphus-pandapia]

Thanks for your help! After looking up some information，I find that garbled phenomenon is related to 'baud rate' .Now I use a much lower value(115200) ,this tool can run correctly!

[StevenMHernandez]

I am glad this worked for you. I will close the issue.