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# SerialPlotter protocol
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- One message can consist of multiply parts.
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+ One message can consist of multiple parts.
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One part can consist of one label, one label and a value or only a value.
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| -------| ----| ---------| -----| ---------| ----|
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| Label 1| \t | Label 2 | ... | Label n | \n |
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- But in this format, labels consisting of only numbers are not recognised as labels.
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+ Note that in this format, labels consisting of only numbers are not recognised as labels.
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It is safer to just use the normal label only message.
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## Value only messages Value
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- This is not recommended if you using a board with USB to UART converter.
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+ This is not recommended if you use a board with USB to UART converter.
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Because when the label is sent, before you had the SerialPlotter opened, then the label/labels get/gets never set.
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```
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## Single Trace with label
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- This example sends the label once in the setup routine. Afterwards only the value is send .
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+ This example sends the label once in the setup routine. Afterwards only the value is sent .
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``` ino
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void setup () {
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14\n
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```
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- ## Single Trace with label send every time
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+ ## Single Trace with label sent every time
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This example sends the label every time together with the value.
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Label 1:13\n
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Label 1:14\n
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```
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- ## Two Traces with label send every time
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+ ## Two Traces with label sent every time
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This example sends two values together with the labels.
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