Hi!

I encountered a strange behaviour in the last version of VisuaMicro. 

I open the project, open the serial comm window and set it at 9600 bauds if it is not already setted ('clear', 'reconnect' are checked and 'CR and NL' option is selected) . 

I have already setted 2 breakpoints (in a .cpp file attached t othe project) and I start debugging (F5).

After the upload, the baud rate in the comm serial window always revert to 115200.

Let's say that I change back the baud rate to the 9600 bauds, then I start to see the data coming in the Output/Micro Debug Trace window. 
If I stop the debug sesion (blue square button) and then start the debugging again, the comm rate jumps back to 115200.
In Tools/Options/VisualMicro/General/Communications I can see that the Baud rate is setted (grayed) at 9600.

Am I doing something wrong? I am merely a limited user of the Visual Studio with limited experience also.
I have to say that this behaviour started with the new version and was not present in the previous versions.

Note: all the settings are at default except the Intellisense where Always Re-add header is True.
I use VS2013(update 2) on Win8.1 x64.

Thank you!
Marius

LE: Found the answer on a previous topic:
"Something important that appears to be lost somewhere within the depths of the new documentation is a note to explain that the default speed for the debugger is 115k. If your sketch code is sharing the same serial port that the debugger uses then you will see that the serial monitor shows a speed of 115k when the debugger opens.

Because your code has elected to use 9600 then you need to tell Visual Micro to use 9600. You do this using the LocalSpeed and RemoteSpeed project property. You will see that in your case you can just fill in one of the properties and the other will automatically populate with the same value. Either that or alter your sketch serial.begin() to 115k

So the fact that your arduino is sending at 9600 but the pc is using 115k is the reason why no breakpoint data is appearing. 

How to find the project properties window is here http://www.visualmicro.com/page/User-Guide.aspx?doc=Project-Properties-window.ht...."