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 When using the old Controller module (ATmega128) and version 5 Communication module following modification have to be performed to avoid conflicts of MAX232 drivers. When using the old Controller module (ATmega128) and version 5 Communication module following modification have to be performed to avoid conflicts of MAX232 drivers.
  
-It is necessary to disconnect the MAX232 driver Rx on the Controller module. By using the soldering iron heat the pad 9 (see picture below) and blend the chip pin up with a small screw driver. All other pins of the MAX232 chip can be leaved as they are and in case of later need the supply pin can be easily connected again.+It is necessary to disconnect the MAX232 driver Rx1 on the Controller module. By using the soldering iron heat the pad 9 (see picture below) and bend the pin up with a small screw driver. All other pins of the MAX232 driver can be left as they are and in case of later need the disconnected pin can be easily connected again.
  
-[{{  :examples:communication:max232_pin9.jpg?580  |MAX232 chip and Rx1 pin}}]+[{{  :examples:communication:max232_pin9.jpg?580  |MAX232 driver and Rx1 pin}}]
  
  
-[{{  :examples:communication:max232_modification.jpg?580  |Heating and blending the pin up}}]  +[{{  :examples:communication:max232_modification.jpg?580  |Heating and bending the pin up}}]  
  
  
  
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