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[(Like this CP2102, which shows garbled text at 2 Mbps)](https://www.lazada.sg/products/i2037772272-s11135131253.html)
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1. Connect a USB Serial Adapter to __Ox64 Serial Console__:
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+ Serial Console TX is physical pin 32 / GPIO 16
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+ Serial Console RX is physical pin 31 / GPIO 17
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+ Remember to connect GND
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+ Baud 2,000,000 (2 Mbps)
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Start the USB Serial Terminal (Serial Console).
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Power up Ox64 via the Micro USB Port. Ox64 Green LED should light up.
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TODO: On the USB Serial Terminal (Serial Console) we should see...
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If the text appears garbled, try a different USB Serial Adapter. (See above)
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1. Connect a USB Serial Adapter to __Ox64 Flashing UART__:
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+ Flashing UART TX is physical pin 1 / GPIO 14
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+ Flashing UART RX is physical pin 2 / GPIO 15
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If the text appears garbled: Try a different USB Serial Adapter. (See above)
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My prototype version shows this...
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My prototype version shows this instead...
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```text
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Init CLI with event Driven
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