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HC-950 How to do a loopback test #22
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LGTM!
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We will have to test the process on different boards and address the comments attached to HC-950.
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| A **loopback test** is a troubleshooting procedure to test the serial communication between the PC and Arduino board with a dedicated USB to Serial converter chip. It can be performed with the following boards: | ||
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| For Arduino boards with a dedicated USB to serial adapter chip (Uno, Mega, or Nano), a *loopback test* can be performed to test the serial communication between the board and your PC. |
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We will have to test and confirm on the different versions of the board just to be sure it works.
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@jojo1212 I've tested the Rev3 SMD. I can look in the lab for the Mega variants.
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Perfect thank you
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I couldn't find a Arduino Mega ADK Rev3 but otherwise I think we're covered.
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We will keep a note of this and whenever we will be able to get our hands on this board we will try it. I will check with David to see if he has any that can be borrowed.
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| A **loopback test** is a troubleshooting procedure to test the serial communication between the PC and Arduino board with a dedicated USB to Serial converter chip. It can be performed with the following boards: | ||
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| For Arduino boards with a dedicated USB to serial adapter chip (Uno, Mega, or Nano), a *loopback test* can be performed to test the serial communication between the board and your PC. |
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Perfect thank you
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Everything looks good then.
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| A **loopback test** is a troubleshooting procedure to test the serial communication between the PC and Arduino board with a dedicated USB to Serial converter chip. It can be performed with the following boards: | ||
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| For Arduino boards with a dedicated USB to serial adapter chip (Uno, Mega, or Nano), a *loopback test* can be performed to test the serial communication between the board and your PC. |
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We will keep a note of this and whenever we will be able to get our hands on this board we will try it. I will check with David to see if he has any that can be borrowed.
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Complete list of compatible boards, pin diagrams, and post-test instructions.