When serialize() serializes objects, the leading backslash is not included in the class name of namespaced classes for maximum compatibility. See Also unserialize() - Creates a PHP value from a stored representation. Hey all, I've been trying my hardest to get the php_serial.class to work with my arduino by opening a serial port to send some data. I've run into a problem though, and I have no idea what to do.

Thank you for your very helpful comments. I have successfully applied a 10uF capacitor to my setup. Hp Deskjet Ink Advantage 2060 Driver Download more. So I no longer need to have the Arduino serial monitor open. I can now just use a web interface to control my RGB-LED experiment.

The only issue is I still do not get any return statements from my Aduino code I:E in the serial monitor I have confirmation statements like 'RED ON'. In my web interface I an not getting this very important data. I executed your stty command successfully but it made no difference. Can you please give me some more help? – Jan 30 '13 at 23:07 •. Hi Lukasz, your ongoing help has been invaluable and is very appreciated.

I am marking your answer correct but I will appreciate more help with yet more complications I am experiencing. Your strategy of opening and reading the port works but only intermittently i. Epson Stylus Nx305 Printer Driver. e: it works sometimes but the majority of the time, I get no output. When I do get output, it's everything in the serial port rather than the most recent.

Can you offer more advise on this, please? PLUS, can you explain what the 'stty.' Command code does? It doesn't seem to help my situation. – Feb 7 '13 at 11:03.

You are probably trying to read when is no data on the serial port. You need to implement code to call code that can read at regular intervals. When you have got data, you should process it. ReadPort() has worked fine for me. If the baud rate, parity, etc. Is adjusted properly, then you should not have any problem reading the serial port.