(probably, to formulate the right clear question, would be answering it.)
IOhannes wrote:
the serial port of the Arduino has a max. data rate of 115200 bits/sec.
[comport] input & output is in bytes of 8 bits.
over the line 1 stopbit is added.
that comes down to almost 13 bytes/msec.
in Pd
hi list,
i'm using PD as a GUI for an Arduino, controlling a number of motors,
(not with Pduino).
it's difficult to debug the Arduino sketch,
but it seems that sometimes there are errors/problems in the communication.
is there a quarantee that bytes sent, are always received on the other
On 09/02/2015 06:47 PM, ro...@dds.nl wrote:
> is there a quarantee that bytes sent, are always received on the other
> side,
> [comport] to Arduino & vice versa?
>
well, if you unplug the cable during transmission, then bytes might get
lost...
anyhow, the serial line is a little bit like UDP,
