This is a quick one for the online notebook - got a request for the actual IC pins used for the UART.  Since it seemed confusing to call it something like the 334′th pin or the 8th pin on the 3rd side, we decided to post a quick pic.

It really is the 3rd pin on the 4th side, but we’re not interested in counting the number of pins to see if it’s the 334th or 212th or what.  Here’s the pic.   Let us know if your device does not use this pin location, that could be very interesting info.




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