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I use Arduino Serial Monitor to enter WiFi login and password. The next time I run a program I don't need to enter the same data. I can press "enter" key twicely because Serial Monitor remember these inputs (I think so).
I would like to program wait ten seconds and trigger pressing ENTER key if no data is entered by user. How to do it? I did not find examples with similar implementation.



while (Serial.available() == 0) {
}
Serial.readBytesUntil(10, password, 50);
Serial.println(password);


When I press enter key without entering any data there is no data output on Serial Monitor but WiFi connection is successful.










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    I use Arduino Serial Monitor to enter WiFi login and password. The next time I run a program I don't need to enter the same data. I can press "enter" key twicely because Serial Monitor remember these inputs (I think so).
    I would like to program wait ten seconds and trigger pressing ENTER key if no data is entered by user. How to do it? I did not find examples with similar implementation.



    while (Serial.available() == 0) {
    }
    Serial.readBytesUntil(10, password, 50);
    Serial.println(password);


    When I press enter key without entering any data there is no data output on Serial Monitor but WiFi connection is successful.










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      I use Arduino Serial Monitor to enter WiFi login and password. The next time I run a program I don't need to enter the same data. I can press "enter" key twicely because Serial Monitor remember these inputs (I think so).
      I would like to program wait ten seconds and trigger pressing ENTER key if no data is entered by user. How to do it? I did not find examples with similar implementation.



      while (Serial.available() == 0) {
      }
      Serial.readBytesUntil(10, password, 50);
      Serial.println(password);


      When I press enter key without entering any data there is no data output on Serial Monitor but WiFi connection is successful.










      share|improve this question















      I use Arduino Serial Monitor to enter WiFi login and password. The next time I run a program I don't need to enter the same data. I can press "enter" key twicely because Serial Monitor remember these inputs (I think so).
      I would like to program wait ten seconds and trigger pressing ENTER key if no data is entered by user. How to do it? I did not find examples with similar implementation.



      while (Serial.available() == 0) {
      }
      Serial.readBytesUntil(10, password, 50);
      Serial.println(password);


      When I press enter key without entering any data there is no data output on Serial Monitor but WiFi connection is successful.







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          I managed with Serial.setTimeout after Serial.begin and commenting these lines:



          while (Serial.available() == 0) {     
          }





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            You use esp8266 module I expect. esp8266 remembers the last STA connection ssid and password and connects automatically at default.



            Usual is to do



            if (Serial.available()) {
            Serial.readBytesUntil('r', password, 50);
            Serial.println(password);
            }


            to not block the loop






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              I managed with Serial.setTimeout after Serial.begin and commenting these lines:



              while (Serial.available() == 0) {     
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                while (Serial.available() == 0) {     
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                  while (Serial.available() == 0) {     
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                  I managed with Serial.setTimeout after Serial.begin and commenting these lines:



                  while (Serial.available() == 0) {     
                  }






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                      You use esp8266 module I expect. esp8266 remembers the last STA connection ssid and password and connects automatically at default.



                      Usual is to do



                      if (Serial.available()) {
                      Serial.readBytesUntil('r', password, 50);
                      Serial.println(password);
                      }


                      to not block the loop






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                        You use esp8266 module I expect. esp8266 remembers the last STA connection ssid and password and connects automatically at default.



                        Usual is to do



                        if (Serial.available()) {
                        Serial.readBytesUntil('r', password, 50);
                        Serial.println(password);
                        }


                        to not block the loop






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                          You use esp8266 module I expect. esp8266 remembers the last STA connection ssid and password and connects automatically at default.



                          Usual is to do



                          if (Serial.available()) {
                          Serial.readBytesUntil('r', password, 50);
                          Serial.println(password);
                          }


                          to not block the loop






                          share|improve this answer














                          You use esp8266 module I expect. esp8266 remembers the last STA connection ssid and password and connects automatically at default.



                          Usual is to do



                          if (Serial.available()) {
                          Serial.readBytesUntil('r', password, 50);
                          Serial.println(password);
                          }


                          to not block the loop







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