i have ir remote , ir receiver.
i have managed working without problems on arduino mega.
i have programmed it's speed to:
serial.begin(9600)
i have figured out communication speed arduino , device in bits.
the question is:
what decides transfer speed? if choose set @ 57600 instead, how can make sure devices can keep up? trial , error thing?
if set speed "too low" make safer connection, in fewer dropouts?
if speed high, happens? lose communications or hacked message, sender can't send fast enough?
i have managed working without problems on arduino mega.
i have programmed it's speed to:
serial.begin(9600)
i have figured out communication speed arduino , device in bits.
the question is:
what decides transfer speed? if choose set @ 57600 instead, how can make sure devices can keep up? trial , error thing?
if set speed "too low" make safer connection, in fewer dropouts?
if speed high, happens? lose communications or hacked message, sender can't send fast enough?
the sender , receiver have use same baud rate or receiver garbage.
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