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It would be very helpful, if someone could add at least 1 word to the automatically generated serial name
during the setup / initialization.
I also recommend, that the part Raspberry_Pi_Pico_... would be shortened to: RPi_Pico to give more space to something else.
Why?
Because there is very little difference between serial numbers at the end, (see picture)
so it's hard to distinguish the boards,
which can cause serious accidents. (Like: overheating water instead of turning on a lamp... )
Example: ConfigurableFirmata.ino
/* * ConfigurableFirmata standard example file, for serial communication. */#include<ConfigurableFirmata.h>// Change the name of the board to find it easier. Change and recompile each time before flashing it to new a board.// (Max 16 ascii chars or empty "" to have no specific name.) // Serial number will be added to the end automatically to make the boards unique. // Example: serialName="RobotArm"; >>> usb-Arduino_RPi_Pico_RobotArm_076461E62D412FE4-if00constchar*serialName="";
...
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Of course it would be also very helpful for other boards too, like Arduino Nano / UNO ... not just for RPi_Pico.
I would gladly contribute to Commit these changes, if someone would point me to the right direction,
at which file and line this serial-name is being generated originally? (Searched, but did not find it.)
It would be very helpful, if someone could add at least 1 word to the automatically generated serial name
during the setup / initialization.
I also recommend, that the part
Raspberry_Pi_Pico_...
would be shortened to:RPi_Pico
to give more space to something else.Why?
Example: ConfigurableFirmata.ino
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: