Sensor DHT and Arduino UNO Q

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@apagliari

Serial.print, that is the ovious/straighforward choice for communicating with the board apparently is NOT working with WINDOWS systems yet together with Arduino Q.

The problem you are referring to is with using the Monitor object to communicate via the UNO Q board's USB CDC serial port, as we discussed in your other topic:

Serial Monitor in Console of Arduino App Lab 0.2.0 showing nothing

Thanks for swing answer @KurtE but unfortunately I was aware of the post and the documentation you are mentioning. The problem is that the suggested approach: https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/uno-q/user-manual/#uart is to use, exactly as I did, Monitor.println. Exact quote from official documentation: “From Serial to Monitor Because of the UNO Q’s architecture, using Serial does not display data in the Arduino App Lab Serial Monitor as you might expect. To make debugging just as easy as o…

As is explained by the documentation you referenced, the "UNO Q Board" core's Serial object being associated with the UART interface of the UNO Q's STM32U585 microcontroller is an intentional design by the Arduino developers:

https://docs.arduino.cc/tutorials/uno-q/user-manual/#from-serial-to-monitor

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It is important to keep the two distinct subjects separate in your mind:

• A bug that causes the Arduino App Lab's Serial Monitor to not receive data when running in non-SBC mode on a Windows machine.
• The intentional design of the Serial object.

The former will be resolved in the next release of Arduino App Lab. The latter is something you will always need to consider when developing sketches for the UNO Q.