Hello, it seems like this might be a configuration issue. I'm not sure if it could be specific to your board.
I checked the board you are using, and I noticed that it has connectors for the RX0 and TX0 pins. You could connect a USB-to-serial chip directly there in case you don’t find another solution.
Also, try using a different version of the IDE, for example, an offline version, as it might be an initialization issue with the IDE protocol that is causing miscommunication. You can also test with any other serial terminal program.
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Hello, it seems like this might be a configuration issue. I'm not sure if it could be specific to your board.
I checked the board you are using, and I noticed that it has connectors for the RX0 and TX0 pins. You could connect a USB-to-serial chip directly there in case you don’t find another solution.
Also, try using a different version of the IDE, for example, an offline version, as it might be an initialization issue with the IDE protocol that is causing miscommunication. You can also test with any other serial terminal program.