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== Introduction, Download, and Request for Testers/Users of the Software == | == Introduction, Download, and Request for Testers/Users of the Software == | ||
− | Note: This code should be useful not only to | + | Note: This code should be useful not only to BitWhacker users, but to any MicroController users who want RS232 or USB ( virtual RS232 ) communications to their microcontroller. |
A new interesting device ( basically an advanced development board with firmware ) is the BitWacker: | A new interesting device ( basically an advanced development board with firmware ) is the BitWacker: |