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## Serial Connection
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## Serial Connection
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![Connections](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29403034/33187392-5a4902e4-d089-11e7-9522-ab7e70301c58.jpg)
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There is 3 connectors available on the top board J1 to J3.
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There is 3 connectors available on the top board J1 to J3.
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J1 is tied to EFM8BB1:
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J1 is tied to EFM8BB1:
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1. VDD
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1. VDD
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## Flashing
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## Flashing
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Pressing first touch button, will make GPIO0 go low. I Had no luck so fare get it to flash
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Pressing first touch button, will make GPIO0 go low. I Had no luck so fare get it to flash, and it is unknown how this is done, unless you solder GIPO0 down on the picture above.
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## Circuit
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## Circuit
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I tried to reverse engineer the circuit and i noticed:
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I tried to reverse engineer the circuit and i noticed:
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