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There is a typo in the Arduino IDE: instead of displaying the correct string '9600 baud', the value '19600 baud' is shown. This can mislead users when setting the serial communication baud rate.
Thanks for your report @Szpieg0. I am not able to reproduce the fault:
It might be that this is because I am not performing the correct procedure. I don't have any way to know that due to the low quality of your report. Please provide detailed step-by-step instructions I can follow to reproduce the fault.
In the future, when you are submitting issues to this repository please use the issue forms we provide:
These will ensure that your issues follow our standardized format and provide the information we expect an issue to include. It seems that you went to some lengths to bypass the issue form. That is not appreciated.
Hello, I apologise that I did not describe my problem in more detail at the beginning. When I have Serial.begin(9600) in the code, I can select the values in the baud in the serial port monitor. And in my Arduino IDE I don't have the option to choose from 9600 baud only 19600 baud. I remember that in the past there was always a correct baud value and now the number 1 has been added.
I don't know how to correct this mistake myself, but I guess you have to search in the sequences of words that contain these values. Or maybe it's a deliberate change.
I already know what's causing it! I have downloaded a PL language version that contained an unnecessary number 1 before {0} baud. I've just added a Pull request on this matter.
The problem in the translation has been corrected by @Szpieg0 via the Transifex project. The fix will be pulled into the Arduino IDE application when #2709 is merged (which usually happens just before we make a new release of Arduino IDE).
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per1234 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
Thanks for your report @Szpieg0. I am not able to reproduce the fault:
It might be that this is because I am not performing the correct procedure. I don't have any way to know that due to the low quality of your report. Please provide detailed step-by-step instructions I can follow to reproduce the fault.
In the future, when you are submitting issues to this repository please use the issue forms we provide:
https://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide/issues/new/choose
These will ensure that your issues follow our standardized format and provide the information we expect an issue to include. It seems that you went to some lengths to bypass the issue form. That is not appreciated.
Szpieg0 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
Hello, I apologise that I did not describe my problem in more detail at the beginning. When I have Serial.begin(9600) in the code, I can select the values in the baud in the serial port monitor. And in my Arduino IDE I don't have the option to choose from 9600 baud only 19600 baud. I remember that in the past there was always a correct baud value and now the number 1 has been added.

I don't know how to correct this mistake myself, but I guess you have to search in the sequences of words that contain these values. Or maybe it's a deliberate change.
Szpieg0 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
@per1234
But from what I see, the number 1 has been added to each value. I'll look for where it is coded myself
Szpieg0 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
I already know what's causing it! I have downloaded a PL language version that contained an unnecessary number 1 before {0} baud. I've just added a Pull request on this matter.
per1234 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
Thanks for the clarification. Excellent work on tracking down the cause of the problem!
per1234 commentedon Jun 17, 2025
The problem in the translation has been corrected by @Szpieg0 via the Transifex project. The fix will be pulled into the Arduino IDE application when #2709 is merged (which usually happens just before we make a new release of Arduino IDE).