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In the *Pins Grid View* find UART3 RX3 and TX3 for the connections for the Serial communications int the PIC18F57Q43 cnano. Select TX3 and RX3 as shown in figure below with the coresponding padlock symbol.
In the *Device Resources* window click the dropdown arrow next to *Drivers* to expand the choices. Find *Data Streamer Driver* and click the green plus symbol to add the driver to the solution.
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Taking a look at the main.c file, we can see that the *ADC* measurement is not sent directly, but split into chunks. This is done because we can only send 8-bits and we want to send the 16-bit value that comes from the ADC.
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To visulize this, we need to take special care and create something called a variable that will merge the result into one 16-bit value.
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Click the create variable button
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**Click *New Variable Streamer* button**
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Since we are dealing with a unsigned 16-bit value, choose that when you create this. Start value and end value must be the same as in the main.c file.
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To be able to use this variable, connect the devices COM-port to this variable just created.
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Click *Start Streaming COMx*
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**Click *Start Streaming COMx***
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To be able to graph the measurement, click *Variable Streamers*. Select PIC18F57Q43 Curiosity nano
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