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Welcome to Serial Studio! To start, please select a COM port & baud rate in the
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devices pane on the right. If serial connection is successful & incoming data is
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interpreted correctly, this pane shall be automatically closed and the dashboard
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shall be shown. Otherwise, you can use the console to find the source of your
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problem.
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Use the toolbar buttons to display the features that you want to use. If you
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encounter a problem with Serial Studio, please report it at:
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→ https://github.com/Serial-Studio/Serial-Studio/issues
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You can also use the links in the "About" window. For documentation regarding
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usage of Serial Studio & integration with your current MCU projects, please read
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the wiki:
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→ https://github.com/Serial-Studio/Serial-Studio/wiki
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Tip: use the JSON Editor to create and edit Serial Studio project files.
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