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...value 2 is shown at the top of Serial Plotter but Y-axis doesn't show the numerical coordinates. If I put a greater value (like 10, for instance), then it's fine.
...graph is shown fine, but if I add a delay after Serial.println() (only if delay time is more than 700ms aprox.!!) , the Y-axis boundaries are not updated accordingly, showing always from 0 to 400 values (and not from 0 to 60 or similar, as expected).
Thanks
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As for the effect due to the delay, it's due to the size of the buffer used by the plotter: Y axis uses min and max buffer values, some initial value is higher than all the subsequent values, but until the buffer exhausts (and the plot slides to the left) that Y axis will keep on show greater values than expected
Hello.
I've detected two problems.
First
If I execute...:
...value 2 is shown at the top of Serial Plotter but Y-axis doesn't show the numerical coordinates. If I put a greater value (like 10, for instance), then it's fine.
Second
If I execute...
...graph is shown fine, but if I add a delay after Serial.println() (only if delay time is more than 700ms aprox.!!) , the Y-axis boundaries are not updated accordingly, showing always from 0 to 400 values (and not from 0 to 60 or similar, as expected).
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: