Thanks for the video. I have just tried a 7th way :-) install PySerial (via command line pip3 install PySerial), and then in IDLE 4 lines of code: import serial ser = serial.Serial('COM6',9600,timeout=10) while 1: print(ser.readline())
Good one! I totally forgot to add that programmatically one can also access the serial monitor if need be! Other than Python, I'm sure other languages like JavaScript, Go lang, etc might also have libraries for this.
Yes, your Arduino must be connected to your computer to have the serial monitor function. Also, do include the Serial prints in your firmware to see those print statements.
@@shubhamkhandelwal2393 Without any deeper context into your setup or your code, I suggest re-installing the Arduino IDE so that the version is the latest: www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Windows/#proceed-with-board-specific-instructions And then proceeding to run a simple Blinky program with the simplest example on an Arduino UNO with the Serial.print() statements: www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/communication/serial/print/
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Thanks for the video. I have just tried a 7th way :-)
install PySerial (via command line pip3 install PySerial), and then in IDLE 4 lines of code:
import serial
ser = serial.Serial('COM6',9600,timeout=10)
while 1:
print(ser.readline())
Good one! I totally forgot to add that programmatically one can also access the serial monitor if need be!
Other than Python, I'm sure other languages like JavaScript, Go lang, etc might also have libraries for this.
Sounds like another great option as well. I'd love to see a tutorial for that with different anguages such as JavaScript, PySerial or Processing.
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coolterm : add timestamp and output to logfile, excellent! That's one of my tasks crossed off the list. Thanks!
I like the video so much, especially the LINUX part.
I love your contents Sayanee Basu. Thanks heaps
Excellent well explained and demonstrated.
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Love it! Thanks much!
PuTTY has also support for serial connections. If you are using it as SSH client, you have serial terminal already available....
Honourable mention to the tio package -- a Linux command which can send *AND* receive serial data!
If i am not connect the arduino uno board .. and open siriel monitor its not workoing right ?? ..
Very useful! ... thanks! ... :)
You have really explained so well. My stereotypical bias on ladies Tutorials has been diluted and flushed off
Can any monitor accept a ‘clear screen’ command from the arduino?
Thanks dear
how do i remove monitor filters from visual studio ?
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does the serial monitor function only when the pc is connected whit arduino?
Yes, your Arduino must be connected to your computer to have the serial monitor function. Also, do include the Serial prints in your firmware to see those print statements.
In my ide serial monitor show nothing. Please help
Which IDE and operating system are you using?
@@sayanee Arduino ide and windows operating system
@@shubhamkhandelwal2393 Without any deeper context into your setup or your code, I suggest re-installing the Arduino IDE so that the version is the latest: www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Windows/#proceed-with-board-specific-instructions
And then proceeding to run a simple Blinky program with the simplest example on an Arduino UNO with the Serial.print() statements: www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/communication/serial/print/