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Is there an operator that lights up red after the crash? It would be helpful to pinpoint the what code is leading to the exception. |
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Can you send the workflow over? Also, have you tried it with a different serial device? |
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The workflow is attached. I have not tried it with another Arduino because we don't have a spare Arduino in the lab. I'm also trying to troubleshoot with the Arduino serial monitor but I don't have all the information about this device, which was constructed by a former member of the lab. I'm currently waiting to hear back from him. |
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The workflow looks good.
This is also a great idea for troubleshooting. Additionally, unplugging the ardiuno for additional hardware and uploading an empty sketch, could also provide useful information. |
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I successfully tested with Arduino serial monitor and the Arduino faithfully transmits data to the laptop. |
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What do you mean by "unplugging the Arduino for additional hardware"? How do I upload a sketch if the Arduino is unplugged? |
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RudiserialString2.zip
Hello community,
I have run into a problem with the attached Bonsai workflow in which Bonsai collects data from the Neurophotometrics system and an Arduino through a USB hub. During my initial tests of this version of the workflow, it worked as intended with no errors generated, faithfully recording the data from the Arduino. Since those initial tests, when I've tried to start the workflow, it gives me the same Runtime Error every time: "The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request." I do not think this was due to unintended modifications of my workflow because the previous version of the workflow that I did not use for testing now exhibits the same malfunction. I tried restarting the Bonsai computer and disabling and re-enabling the COM port corresponding to the Arduino in Windows Device Manager, neither of which worked. Can anyone help me out with this? I can't start my experiments until this is fixed.
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