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rSoftwareserial is just a thin wrapper. It will use the installed SoftwareSerial SDK. Start with checking the bytes available with a timer: Log(serial.Stream.BytesAvailable)
link: Have tried with different pins, but no luck yet! (The Arduino code works properly so no issue with pins mostly!) However when I used the hardware seri

Private BTSerial As SoftwareSerial 65030
link: hi everyone ! i am learn abount rSoftwareSerial , but i have a question . using rSoftwareSerial with HC-05 Bluetooth ( OFFICIAL ) , i dont see where
link: but i dont understand why @Erel dont initialize BTSerial with : Pin TX1:18 and Pin RX1:19 ...

No. 1. Example of rSoftwareSerial: https://www.b4x.-two-arduinos-with-rsoftwareserial-library.65779/#content Both SerialCom and AstreamCom should be initialized once. 2. You should use two pins that aren't used for anything else. Try pins 10 and 11.
link: You should use rSoftwareSerial with two GPIOs.

I see that rSoftwareSerial is not compatible with esp32 according to Errel in a recent post. That answers my question satisfactorily and will stop banging my head trying to resolve a non existent problem. We have decided to stick with the Arduino Mega with software serial for now as it performs sa
link: I can look at c and get an idea of what is happening, but that is all. I was wondering if anyone was using espsoftwareserial via rSoftwareSerial and
link: Yes, you are correct, but i need 5 serials working at the same time as per the arduino mega that we are presently using.
link: I have not been succesfull using Softwareserial on ESp32, but why even try when ESP32 have 3 hardwareserials. https://www.b4x.-hardware-serial-ports.6

No. Only WireMaster is supported by ESP32. You can connect two ESP32 boards with rSoftwareSerial.

https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2016-05-08_17.39.25.jpg https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2016-05-08_17.39.57.png In this example we will connect an Android device to an Arduino using class Bluetooth with the HC 05 module. Working with this module is simple. Connect the powe
link: ::Serial1 is the hardware additional serial port. See the tutorial in the first post. You will need to use rSoftwareSerial instead if your board doesn

You mean like this ? Dim p as pin .... softserial.Initialize(57600, p.A3, p.A4) For digital pins use their number, like 7 for D7.
link: Hi guys... Yesterday I spent over 3 hours trying to create a software serial connection between my Nano and my new A6 GSM board. In his example @Ere

Take a look https://www.b4x.-of-softserial.113936/post-711584
link: Did you use EspSoftwareSerial? Were you able to make it work with BR4?
link: I am unable to connect an ESP8266 MCU on arduino UNO with rSoftwareSerial. It seems that the rSoftwareSeria library does not work in ESP. Everything w

Seems like the native SoftwareSerial library doesn't support the Due. Note that the Due includes 4 hardware serials that you can use instead. https://www.b4x.-hardware-serial-ports.67150/#content
link: the compiler give me the following error B4R version: 1.50 Parsing code. (0.00s) Compiling code. (0.03s) Building project (0.02s) Compiling & depl

https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2016-04-13_15.50.49.png With the rSoftwareSerial library you can turn regular pins to serial ports. This is useful as the hardware serial is used by the IDE during development. There are some limitations to the supported pins: https://www.arduino. As an
link: It is not possible to implement a reliable software serial on the RPi as it is not a real time OS.
link: Erel can you make a version of this library for RPi (actually I need it for the OPi which does not want to communicate with arduino using the usb). It
link: Hi, Softwareserial is an emulator of serial ports (TX,RX) on Arduino, then, there are no reason that you can't use two different chanels for TX/RX, 4

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