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    invert RX/TX serial lines (in UIFlow / Micropython)

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    • J Offline
      Jan_Osch
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      How could I invert RX/TX serial lines in the current UI-Flow / Micropython implementation

      This is an example how it could be done in MicroPython 1.12:

      https://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=7689#p43871

      Th Project should run on an Atom.RS232 or a M5Stick-C.

      Thanks

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        ajb2k3
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        I have to ask, why do yo need to invert Rx and TX?

        UIFlow, so easy an adult can learn it!
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        • J Offline
          Jan_Osch
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          I have a very special board I need co communicate with.
          Currently I use the Arduino serial option to invert the signals.
          But I would prefer to prototype in UIFlow

          Are there any plans to upgrade to micro python 1.12, soon.
          I am really missing several options in your current implementation with micropython 1.11 al would easily work with 1.12:
          mDNS,
          BLE,, and inverting
          RX/TX in UART

          Thanks

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