B4R Question Why my log panel don't show my logs ?

Erel

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• May 21, 2023

• #2

Tip: Tip: Getting rid of the excessive compiler logs

1. Try to restart the board after you run the program. It sometimes helps.
2. Make sure that the baud rate in the board selector dialog is correct (115200).
3. Are you able to read the logs with Arduino IDE?

 

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derez

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• May 22, 2023

• #3

Which board is in use ? some boards have problems like this https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/lgt8f328-board-problems-with-displays.122942/post-767967

 

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candide

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• May 22, 2023

• #4

possible a Delay(100) is needed between Serial1.Initialize(115200) and Log("AppStart")

also can you add after log("AppStart") a loop of 100ms with a log("something") at each loop ? (just to see if next messages are seen )

 

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vali khandangoll

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• May 29, 2023

• #5

Erel said:

Tip: Tip: Getting rid of the excessive compiler logs

1. Try to restart the board after you run the program. It sometimes helps.
2. Make sure that the baud rate in the board selector dialog is correct (115200).
3. Are you able to read the logs with Arduino IDE?

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Hi
I did your 1 and 2 solution but My problem was not solved.
and about your no3 answer: my IDE do not show to.
IDE show like this x⸮x⸮xxx⸮x⸮⸮x

 

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candide

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• May 29, 2023

• #6

are you sure your code is uploaded in your board?

what is the board used ?

 

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peacemaker

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• May 29, 2023

• #7

Try

B4X:

Serial1.Initialize(your_board_baud_rate)
Delay(100)
Log(CRLF, "AppStart")

 

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