Serial interface for ATTiny that allows you to print different data types to an arduino's serial monitor. Doesn't require any extra serial cables/devices. This uses SoftwareSerial so it's not all too ...

Debugging embedded software on Arduino can be challenging, especially if you rely on Serial.print() statements to monitor the program flow and variables. Serial.print() can be slow, intrusive, and ...

This Arduino project demonstrates how to use serial communication to interact with the user through the Serial Monitor. The program prompts the user to enter a number, and once entered, it reads the ...

With Arduino, the Serial Monitor is a feature that can help in debugging sketches or controlling the device from your computer’s keyboard. Also, you can use the Serial Monitor to view data sent by a ...

An Arduino Uno provides the processing power and drives the serial monitor. A joystick and a Hitachi H48C accelerometer are mounted on a breadboard and wired to the Uno.

It also lets you send strings – e.g. commands or data – from the computer to the Arduino board. The Serial Monitor can be handy for debugging by letting the sketch send text messages about what it is ...

After you have uploaded the respective codes to each Arduino, open the Serial monitor to the receiving Arduino. Make sure you choose the baud rate as 9600 and the line ending as Newline in the serial ...

A Serial Monitor and a Serial Plotter are available to visualise this data. The first does not need much explaining, but how do you use the Serial Plotter? One of the strong points of Arduino is its ...