Has anyone ever used an arduino to communicate with a serial screen?
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Dixon2223
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How do You use a serial monitor with Arduino?
Copy the above code and open with Arduino IDE.
Click Upload button on Arduino IDE to upload code to Arduino.
Open Serial Monitor.
Select baurate 9600 and newline option.
Type “ON” or “OFF” and click Send button.
See the built-in LED's state on Arduino board.
We also see LED's state on Serial Monitor
Copy the above code and open with Arduino IDE.
Click Upload button on Arduino IDE to upload code to Arduino.
Open Serial Monitor.
Select baurate 9600 and newline option.
Type “ON” or “OFF” and click Send button.
See the built-in LED's state on Arduino board.
We also see LED's state on Serial Monitor
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I think I should make it clear. I want to make a project to control the light bulb on and off through the screen. The MCU uses Arduino. I know ide and Arduino, but I don’t know which screen is more suitable.
