basic_example: set the baud rate to a standard value #19
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This way it is obvious what the baud rate is set to, and easy to change. As a beginner I was frustrated when I tried all baud rates available and none worked.
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the value that worked for me was 38400 |
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I'm using socat, and the man page said to do
socat -hh |grep ' b[1-9]'to get all possible speeds, which is 30, none of them worked. Other posts claim it is 74880 baud, instead set a standard computer value. If nothing else this way the source code tells the user what to expect.socat -,echo=0,icanon=0 /dev/ttyUSB0,raw,echo=0,b115200,crnl