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JeremyCook

•Created by techielew on 7/27/2024 in #jobs

In Search of an x86/Assembly Dev to Help with Product Reviews

Not sure I'd be the best person for x86 boards, but you're familiar with my skillset @techielew , so if there's anything I can help you with just ask!

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DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server

•Created by JeremyCook on 8/8/2024 in #general-dev-chat

arduino-experiments/UART/arduino-cascade...

To follow up on this problem (as I have it solved, or at least working), it seems you have to get rid of the information in the serial buffer so that the Serial.available bit won't interfere with things. I'm still not 100% though. I used Serial.end(), then Serial.begin(9600) to clear things out then reestablish the connection. Using Serial.flush() didn't work, which I thought was what that was for, but again I may be misunderstanding the mechanism. Anyway, I updated my code on GitHub, and the important bit is:

  //Serial.flush(); did not work, used end/begin below
  Serial.end();
  Serial.begin(9600);

  //Serial.flush(); did not work, used end/begin below
  Serial.end();
  Serial.begin(9600);

This was instructive: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/clearing-serial-buffer-solved/227853

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DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server

•Created by lgcyborg on 4/17/2024 in #seeking-collabs

Building LED Guitar Pick

Possibly, but as @lgcyborg notes it would be good to know where you are on the project. And if you can disclose publicly, I'd be interested to know what you hope to do differently than light-up picks on the market now.

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DIIDevHeads IoT Integration Server

•Created by lgcyborg on 4/17/2024 in #seeking-collabs

Building LED Guitar Pick

Looking at your website you already sell a light-up pick. What are you looking to change?

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