* Hi everyone 
I have searched around, I found any solutions that match my problem or are up-to-date unfortunately.

I’m having trouble unpacking and/Or routing the data coming in from sensors attached to my Arduino uno. The senses are working fine when I check the Arduino serial monitor before I began looking at the PD patch.

I just can’t seem to get them to unpack, or route in PD 0.5

Just wondering if anyone else has solved this - or has found this to be a problem?

Attached are images of two separate Arduino Scripps I’ve tried. One to try unpacking, the other to  try routing - Plus, an image of my pure data patch to try testing the incoming signal data.

![Arduino-Sensors Input-Unpack.png](/uploads/files/1729806028184-arduino-sensors-input-unpack.png) [sAp-Sensors Input Test.pd](/uploads/files/1729806028183-sap-sensors-input-test.pd) ![sAp-Sensors test-pd Image.png](/uploads/files/1729806028184-sap-sensors-test-pd-image.png) ![Arduino-Sensors Input-Route.png](/uploads/files/1729806028179-arduino-sensors-input-route.png) 

Sorry just wasn’t sure if the images uploaded properly. Doing it from my iPhone so not used to how it looks

You might want to give [serial_print] abstraction a try, I made it especially for communicating with Arduino's Serial.print() function. Your Arduino code seems alright for this case. You can find the abstraction here.
Connect [comport] to [serial_print], and both outlets of [serial_print] to [s ] ([send]) without arguments, like this:

[comport 1 9600]
|
[serial_print]
|           /
|         /
|       /
|      /
[send]

Then use [r ] ([recieve]) objects with the same argument as the string you use in your Arduino code, for example [r p], [r s1], [r f1], [r f2] for your first Arduino sketch, and [r a1] etc. [r dist] for your second sketch.

@alexandros thanks so much. I will give this a try this afternoon

@alexandros said:

here

Just set this up - worked absolutely perfectly! Thanks so so much... I've been going around and round in circles over this for about two months!
Thanks again

dREw

Happy that it worked.