I’m running ArduinoQ from USB port of a Windows 11 laptop.
After last update, now is eventually possible to run this simple sketch either on Applab or on Arduino IDE 2.0:
//**********Routerbridge for Arduino Q ****
#include <Arduino_RouterBridge.h>
void setup() {
// Initialize the Monitor
Monitor.begin();
Monitor.println("===============================================");
Monitor.println("Initial Message");
Monitor.println("===============================================");
Monitor.println();
}
void loop() {
Monitor.println("===============================================");
Monitor.println("Recurring message");
Monitor.println("===============================================");
Monitor.println();
delay(1000);
}
and getting same result both on AppLab
and in Arduino IDE 2.0 Serial Monitor
It might be seen as a small improvement, but for me the real opportunity to unpack ArduinoQ and start moving ideas and sketches in the new Q world starts this evening. Thanks and kudos to Arduino Team, and maybe next time “First things first. As they say” 