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USB Serial Converter

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When you do not own an expansion board, it is possible to connect to your device using a USB to Serial adapter.

Note: We do not recommend this setup for beginners.

To connect to your device using a USB to Serial adapter, connect the following pins:

Note: Please ensure the signal and voltage level of your UART adapter does not exceed 3.3V. When possible, change the settings on your adapter.

Connect the RX and TX of your USB converter to the TX and RX of the device respectively.
To put the device into bootloader mode to update the firmware, you will need to connect P2 to GND. We recommend to connect a button for this.

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