Hi, I think it might work if you remove the F("...."). Just put the string in "....".

Cheers
Phil

Hi Pnaybour, not that I'm aware of. Do you want to be able to switch between MegunoLink and Python?

Nice, great work!

The file renamed AVRDude(MLP) is the original one supplied with the arduino ide. We rename it to this and copy in our one so that when you trigger programming MegunoLink is signaled so it can close the COM port automatically. To answer your questions 1 - MegunoLink is pretty flexible. It doesnt chec...

As a side note its unlikely this is the problem. We simply forward and messages on to the original avrdude.exe file so it seems more likely you are having COM port issues.

Cheers
Phil

Hi Steve, sorry for the inconvience. You can remove the wrapper by going to the hardware\tools\avr\bin folder, deleting the avrdude.exe we add and renaming the original back to avrdude.exe. See the picture below. Delete the file with the red cross and rename the highlighted one back to "avrdude.exe"...

The issue is one of processing jitter. Windows computers are typically allocates slices in time to process data. Because you are sending data at full speed multiple messages are arriving at the computer and are being processed in quick succession. Because the timestamp is being generated in the comp...

Hi, yes just get in touch here
https://www.megunolink.com/contact-us/l ... d-billing/

Hi, there isnt strictly a way to store values. The best way is probably to store it on the arduino using the eeprom. We have an example on this https://www.megunolink.com/documentation/arduino-libraries/eepromstore/ Then when megunolink starts you could grab the values from the micro if you wanted t...

Hi, this is a bug and will be fixed in the next update. Sorry about the inconvenience.