M Michael Sergio Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 27, 2017 #1 I`m testing a nano board, and I want to use the TX0 and RX0 for communication. I successfully established a connection with a RS232 printer, in order to see if i can use the Serial other than Logging. But what i truly need is to connect another device to this Serial, but i need the "SERIAL_8E1" (parity even). Is there some way to use the Serial1.Initialize with "SERIAL_8E1" instead of the default "SERIAL_8N1"? I tried using inline C for the Serial0, but its not working. Code: #IF C void SerialNative0(B4R::Object* unused) { ::Serial0.begin(9600,SERIAL_8E1); //<--You can change the baud rate b4r_main::_serialnative0->wrappedStream = &::Serial0; } #END IF I dont think is implemented. Thank you.
I`m testing a nano board, and I want to use the TX0 and RX0 for communication. I successfully established a connection with a RS232 printer, in order to see if i can use the Serial other than Logging. But what i truly need is to connect another device to this Serial, but i need the "SERIAL_8E1" (parity even). Is there some way to use the Serial1.Initialize with "SERIAL_8E1" instead of the default "SERIAL_8N1"? I tried using inline C for the Serial0, but its not working. Code: #IF C void SerialNative0(B4R::Object* unused) { ::Serial0.begin(9600,SERIAL_8E1); //<--You can change the baud rate b4r_main::_serialnative0->wrappedStream = &::Serial0; } #END IF I dont think is implemented. Thank you.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 27, 2017 #2 It should be ::Serial instead of ::Serial0. Upvote 0
