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I'm using this through using the vscode-arduino extension and filed an issue for this in that repo as well #1703.
The serial monitor defaults to using the highest baud rate in the list. When working with devices that only support lower rates, the setting has to be manually changed for run.
Previously vscode-arduino had a setting for the default baud rate but it looks like it was lost in the transition to this repo.
@CraigSiemens Thanks for the suggestion. I'll make sure this gets put on the backlog, and we will track it's popularity by the number of up-votes on the initial post, thanks!
@CraigSiemens@Ares9323 FYI, since this issue would require changes outside of this extension, I transferred this issue to the Arduino repository. Thanks.
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I'm using this through using the vscode-arduino extension and filed an issue for this in that repo as well #1703.
The serial monitor defaults to using the highest baud rate in the list. When working with devices that only support lower rates, the setting has to be manually changed for run.
Previously vscode-arduino had a setting for the default baud rate but it looks like it was lost in the transition to this repo.
add arduino.defaultBaudRate option #620
Modify to use standalone Serial Monitor Extension #1577
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