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It seems the GUI only works with a baudrate of 9600.
Can a selector be added to change the baudrate?
Thanks!
Edit:
I found out how to change the baudrate, which is hardcoded. Granted I'm on a mac, here's what you do:
-Go to your applications folder and look for p5.serialcontrol.app
-Right click, show package contents
-Navigate to /Contents/Resources/app/node_modules/@serialport/stream
-Open stream.js with a text exitor of your choice
-Change the baudrate from 9600 to one of your choice (I chose 115200).
-Save and close
-Open p5.serialcontrol as usual
-Of course, your arduino or similar should also communicate at the baudrate that you set.
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I think the Web Serial API is a great way to go! I am not sure that we'll need a lot of what p5-serial does once it is widely available in the browsers.
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Hi all,
It seems the GUI only works with a baudrate of 9600.
Can a selector be added to change the baudrate?
Thanks!
Edit:
I found out how to change the baudrate, which is hardcoded. Granted I'm on a mac, here's what you do:
-Go to your applications folder and look for p5.serialcontrol.app
-Right click, show package contents
-Navigate to /Contents/Resources/app/node_modules/@serialport/stream
-Open stream.js with a text exitor of your choice
-Change the baudrate from 9600 to one of your choice (I chose 115200).
-Save and close
-Open p5.serialcontrol as usual
-Of course, your arduino or similar should also communicate at the baudrate that you set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: