A Simple Arduino Serial Monitor Tutorial

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In this video I go through on how to setup a circuit and code the interacts with the Arduino serial monitor. This will hopefully show you the basics on how to interact and collect data to and from the Arduino.

In this tutorial we will build a simple circuit that consists of an Arduino Uno, 100-ohm resistor, one red LED, breadboard and breadboard wire. The purpose of this is to show how you can receive and send data over the serial port. We will be using the LED to as a visual indicator for commands we send via the output window.

As I explain in the video the serial monitor window is pretty easy to navigate and only has a few options that you may need to tinker with. For example, the baud rate will need to be set to the same rate you set in the code. If you don’t do this, then your output will come across as gibberish.

You can also send data to the Arduino by using the text box and the send button located at the top of the screen. I show how this is done in the video allowing you to control the LED via very simple text commands.

There are just a few of the available options but they’re are the most important. The options will mainly just affect the useability of the window.

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Great tutorial - just what I was looking for. Thank you.

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Is there any Way to use my arduino as a ir remote controller for my TV ?
and .. by coding ! i know there is lots of ways to make a duino to work as a remote ... i want to hook up an IR led to my duino then code it to use it with serial monitor

aryakvn