Hi Everyone,
This is on a Arduino UNO R3
I noticed something acting quirky while testing some code so I decided to test the pins using the code below and I noticed that on pins 9 and up without plugging in the jumper it would start transmitting on its own as if the jumper cable was plugged in and sending a bunch of garbage to the serial monitor.
Is this chip toast?
Is it worth replacing just the chip or just toss it and replace entire board?
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Serial.print without Serial.begin ???
//Edit
Missed that it was in loop()
Serial.begin(131200);
That's a strange baud rate. Try 115200 instead and make sure the Serial Monitor has the same rate. Also, move it to setup()
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As soon as we have the code and baud rate sorted we can start looking and commenting on the board.
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