baud rate _should_ be the same in your arduino code and in your comport
object, otherwise you get messed up characters.
i dont have rpi here, but i didnt noticed any chenges between running
comport on rpi, or standard pc.
when you send [devices( you usually get list of connected serial devices
If I didn't mention I'm actually using a Teensy 3.0 not an arduino. Read on
pjrc.comhttp://pjrc.com that the teensy runs at full USB speed all the time
unlike arduino. So that seems like the comport speed should be irrelevant?
In any case yesterday I turned the rip and teensy on and pd was
Hi,
Allen, Michael wrote:
I’m using a Teensy to get data from Pots and switches into PD on a
RPi. The teensy sketch is set to open serial at 9600 baud. In PD I
have [comport devicename 9600]. It won’t receive data. When I change
the object to [comport devicename 115200] it immediately opens
It won?t receive data.
Hi! i was using RPi plenty of times headless without any problems with
comport in pd, but usually running armarch linux.
but i was not using device name, but device nr, like [comport 0 9600]
for uno, or [comport 4 9600] for duemilanove.
kub
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Are you sure the baud rate you set to [comport] is the same as the code you
load on your Arduino? That could be a problem..
If you send the [devices( message to [comport] what do you get in the
console?
On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 11:19 AM, kubriel kubr...@servus.at wrote:
It won?t receive data.
I’m using a Teensy to get data from Pots and switches into PD on a RPi. The
teensy sketch is set to open serial at 9600 baud. In PD I have [comport
devicename 9600]. It won’t receive data. When I change the object to [comport
devicename 115200] it immediately opens and starts receiving data.
