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Well if they want you to use 'proper real hardware' serial then you are going to need more hardware to get the signal up to 15 volts DC, but hopefully they just mean hardware handshaking (and 5 volts will work). That means you are going to have to use more pins to implement DTR (data terminal ready) and CTS (clear to send). You will also need to know which device is acting in which capacity. They may also require carrier Detect. You need more information ( along with the required protocol parameters speed, parity, data bits, stop bits). Until you get that you are at the trial and error level. Ask them for specific information.

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Code: SoftwareSerial myserial(rxpin, txpin); myserial.begin(38400); The online reference for SoftwareSerial says it supports up to 115200 bps bps, but I have read comments that it is not reliable at high speed. 38400 bps seems rather high to me and it's possible that the problem is the SoftwareSerial library just isn't handling that speed reliably. The symptoms of noise/character corruption at the start of transmission are consistent with that.

This also explains why the vendor has advised you to use hardware serial. I haven't used it, but there is an alternative software serial library (AltSoftSerial) which has several advantages over the standard SoftwareSerial and perhaps if the standard one is the problem it would be worth trying that. Www badongo com join files 001. You could add one more wire between the device tx and the arduino rx pins. Then in the serial monitor change the 'no line ending' option to carriage return so a carriage return is added to what is sent from the serial monitor.

Then send an R from the serial monitor and see if any data appears. The below is from the device data sheet. R Instructs the E.C.

Circuit to return a single E.C. *This instruction takes 1000 milliseconds to complete When using the 'R' command the temperature is defaulted to 23° C if no temperature data has been entered. If temperature data has been entered then the last temperature entered is used.

Full proper syntax: r or R The E.C. Circuit will respond: EC,TDS,SAL Where: EC is the electrical conductivity in?s TDS is Total Dissolved Solids (referenced to Kcl) SAL is Salinity (Practical Salinity scale 1978) expressed as a whole number only. Taking a single reading is not considered scientifically accurate. Circuits readings will become accurate after ~ 15-25 continues readings.

A single reading will only give you an estimate of the conductivity. If the Sensor responds with '--' the E.C, TDS or salinity is out of range. Such as: 0,-- This is because the PSS (practical salinity scale) only goes to 42; which is reached at a conductivity of 62,290?s '--'can also be seen when using a Sensor that is not designed for the type of water it is immersed in. Using a K.01 Sensor in saltwater would produce that type of reading.