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I'm using Arduino and Windows HypertTerminal because it is more useful to work but I don't understand the reason why the same code does not work equal in HyperTerminal and Serial Monitor.

Serial Monitor:

- Autoscroll
- No line ending
- 9600 baud

HyperTerminal:

- 9600 baud
- Data bits: 8
- No parity
- Stop bit: 1
- No flux control
- ASCII Setup - Receiving: wrap lines that exceed terminal width
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  • What code are you talking about? – user2019047 May 22 '13 at 00:48
  • for example [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16290981/how-to-transmit-a-string-on-arduino) one in the beggining – mafap May 22 '13 at 00:53
  • Can you tell us "how" they are not equal. I mean what do they do differently. I have used HyperTerminal before and it worked fine for me. – John b May 22 '13 at 02:29
  • @Johnb in the example I said, with Serial Monitor you can write a string and then when you click enter/send it prints the full string, with HyperTerminal everytime you press a key, this char is printed. I tryed several things... Sometimes it looks good on Serial Monitor but nothing happens in HyperTeminal. Sometimes I need to have echo activated, sometimes not. – mafap May 22 '13 at 12:27

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