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| - | **== Arduino as Serial Adapter =============================** | + | ===== The Arduino as a Serial Adapter ===== |
| - | If you don't have any USB to Serial adapter you can use your arduino for that (just Arduino-Uno or older). You have to remove the chip on the board. And than connect the pins like on the picture: | + | If you don't have any USB to Serial adapter you can use your Arduino (Arduino-Uno or older) for that purpose. After removeing the chip on the board connect the pins like seen on the picture: |
| + | * +5V to +5V | ||
| + | * Ground to Ground | ||
| + | * Pin1 to DTR | ||
| + | * RX to RX | ||
| + | * TX to TX | ||
| - | {{ :arduino_clones:arduino_as_serial_to_usb_adapter_wspahn.jpg?direct&300 |}} | + | {{ :arduino_clones:arduino_as_serial_to_usb_adapter_wspahn.jpg?direct&450 |}} |
| - | **===========================================================** | + | ---- |
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