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Thank you Sebastian. My current impression is that if I want my application to send printf() output through the UART (and get input from the UART), I'll need to implement that explicitly, along the lines described in the "none" option of the page you linked? I ultimately plan to write my own UART code anyway, so that would likely be a nice warm-up exercise. By the way, I think we can mark this issue SOLVED. Thanks again! Kip

I found another setting that let me adjust the size of the menu items, sidebar items, and so on. There are still a few stragglers, but this is plenty good now. We can close t his item.

Ok, I think I understand what's going on now. I found a description of "Real Time Transfer," which talks about printfs being re-routed away from the UART so that they're serviced by the debugger instead. I can't figure out how to disable that, though. Working on it.

As an update here, I still have seen output from a SES-flashed board only in the debug terminal inside the studio - not in a bash-opened screen console. On the other hand, I can flash a sample program with the Maxim SDK, and that output shows up on a console opened with 'screen /dev/ttyACM0 115200' immediately, and every time I hit reset it starts over. That's the behavior I'm going for - I'm still trying to figure out how to get to the same point with Segger Studio. There's probably just some s…

I have successfully gotten a "Hello world" application to run on my MAX32655FTHR and send output to the debug terminal within Embedded Studio. Is it possible to deactivate the internal terminal and use Source Code (1 line)from a console bash prompt instead?

Hi. I found how to bump up the font size in my edit windows, and set the font face. Is there anyway to bump up the text size in other parts of the user interface? I can manage with it the way it is, but these old eyes would appreciate a bit of a boost.

Hi all. I'm just getting started with Embedded Studio, and I'm delighted so far. A constant struggle for me over the years has been finding tools that work well under Linux. So much of the world just seems to at best treat Linux as an afterthought. But SES installed perfectly, ran right away, and as far as I can tell it is doing stuff with my MAX32655THR board. I've only scratched the surface here, but so far so good. So I just wanted to say thank to all you fine folk at Segger - VERY NICE JOB! …