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Baudrate higher than 115 kbps with Arduino boards ? #4

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SuperUserNameMan opened this issue Jul 18, 2020 · 3 comments
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Baudrate higher than 115 kbps with Arduino boards ? #4

SuperUserNameMan opened this issue Jul 18, 2020 · 3 comments

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@SuperUserNameMan
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SuperUserNameMan commented Jul 18, 2020

Hello,

I wanted to use your application to debug a serial communication from some Arduino boards.
But I can't select baudrates higher than 115 kbps.

Do you still want to develop this project ?

Arduino boards work with all these baudrates :

  • 300
  • 1 200
  • 2 400
  • 4 800
  • 9 600
  • 19 200
  • 38 400
  • 57 600
  • 74 880
  • 115 200
  • 230 400
  • 250 000
  • 500 000
  • 1 000 000
  • 2 000 000

The ASCII serial monitor of the Arduino IDE uses a listbox with all the values above, but some other devices might use non standard baudrates not listed here.
The COM terminal of Putty let us write the baudrate value into a text box instead, but here again it is ASCII terminal only.

@pauleffect90
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It's like a two minute edit, if you wanna get into it...

@SuperUserNameMan
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I tried just after posting the issue, but I could not compile using Mono, and I did not want to install the C# SDK.
Coding my own serial monitor using a spare Arduino board and Putty was simpler.
I moved to Linux since then.

@snake-4
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snake-4 commented Nov 20, 2023

My fork here https://github.com/snake-4/open-serial-port-monitor works with all baud rates.

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