I'm working with some interesting devices and some of them uses micropython and on this part have problem with encodings.
I need to make two devices communicating by UART-protocol.
First device (may it be Nextion Display) sends to second device (STM-32 with micropython on board) string 'hellobruh' via UART,
second device gets bytesarray b'\x80\x9ef\x06\x9e\xe0\x9e\xfe\x9e\x18\x86\xf8f~\x80\x9e'
so the first thing I should try in my python script is to use .decode('utf-8') but no encodings works to decode it back to 'hellobruh'. I've tried windows-1251, cp-***, iso-****-*, ascii. Tried also with just usual python3 - no results, so I've put all these tags here - problem is not special for any devices. What am i doing wrong? This example is so simple as helloworld app on any platform/lang, so I think it is not incorrent settings setted by me or any hardware problem, I think it is just I don't understand in full way which encoding I get on second device or how to decode it. Thanks to all!
Be very careful when working with any devices. If you think it should be encoding problem, it could be wrong baudrate as example, which problem I got in this stuff. Even if it looks like you're doing all well and without errors. Question is solved.