zigbee always uses software serial

[ghost]

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xdrv_23_zigbee_9_impl.ino calls
TasmotaSerial(pin[GPIO_ZIGBEE_RX], pin[GPIO_ZIGBEE_TX], 0, 0, 256); // set a receive buffer of 256 bytes

in line 233:
ZigbeeSerial = new TasmotaSerial(pin[GPIO_ZIGBEE_RX], pin[GPIO_ZIGBEE_TX], 0, 0, 256); // set a receive buffer of 256 bytes

This is not enabling any hardware serial lines, please see TasmotaSerial.cpp lines 82+

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[s-hadinger]

Good catch. Are you using GPIO 1/3 or 13/15?

[ghost]

GPIO 13/15 in this case Thx

[s-hadinger]

I want to find a way to have either hardware or software serial for 13/15. Automatically switching to hardware serial would preempt the serial console which is useful when debugging.

[ascillato]

I want to find a way to have either hardware or software serial for 13/15. Automatically switching to hardware serial would preempt the serial console which is useful when debugging.

Mmm, what about being managed by the value of seriallog? If seriallog is 0 (no required info in the serial port) you can use 13/15 by hardware serial. If seriallog is >0 you have to use software serial for 13/15.

[s-hadinger]

Agreed. This is the best option.