I am new to serial connections, so there may be an obvious answer to this. I am recording data from six analog inputs to the Arduino over a serial port to MakerPlot. They plot well, but the timing is distorted. It pauses every so often (maybe every second or so?), making a wildly distorted graph.

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I am new to serial connections, so there may be an obvious answer to this. I am recording data from six analog inputs to the Arduino over a serial port to MakerPlot. They plot well, but the timing is distorted. It pauses every so often (maybe every second or so?), making a wildly distorted graph. My data have a cycle of around 120 cycles per minute (500 ms per cycle), so I need pretty consistent readings to get a smooth curve. I don't know these pauses are a characteristic of serial ports, of Arduino, or of MakerPlot. However, when using the built-in Arduino serial monitor, it doesn't seem to do this.

Would appreciate suggestions as to the best way to get a reliable stream of data from the Arduino, hopefully at a consistent sampling interval of around 10ms. (I have a data-logging shield (using an SD card), but haven't put it together yet, as real-time logging and display are better, if they don't screw up the data.).