Closed kluplau closed 10 years ago
One thing that can cause output that looks like that is an incorrect baud rate in the serial monitor. Can you confirm it’s set to the same value as the sketch sets up in the call to initBitlash()?
-br
On Apr 9, 2014, at 10:35 AM, Kenneth Brøgger-Luplau notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
When I open the serial monitor to see the commands send to the Arduino it looks like this:
úàì > ÕؼÀþûóÆððáñðñûûûðüðûñððûññðñðñüüñðüñððñððñððñûððñüüññññáñüñððáøððððüûñññðñññðáûñûðüûðñðûûñûøññðûñáðÿðððûñûðá
What could this be caused? Wrong encoding on either side perhaps?
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Thank you for fast response. The serial monitor was set to 9600 baud and the serial was initialized in the hello world example as 57600. My bad. Thanks again.
It’s nice to have an easy one to answer from time to time.
Good luck with your project.
Regards,
-br
On Apr 9, 2014, at 12:14 PM, Kenneth Brøgger-Luplau notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you for fast response. The serial monitor was set to 9600 baud and the serial was initialized in the hello world example as 57600. My bad. Thanks again.
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Hi,
When I open the serial monitor to see the commands send to the Arduino it looks like this:
úàì ÕؼÀþûóÆððáñðñûûûðüðûñððûññðñðñüüñðüñððñððñððñûððñüüññññáñüñððáøððððüûñññðñññðáûñûðüûðñðûûñûøññðûñáðÿðððûñûðá
What could this be caused? Wrong encoding on either side perhaps?