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→Ports séries (UART)
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The first one is a CDC (Communications Device Class) available over the USB port. When configured, it will show up as a virtual COM port on the computer. (usage: Serial.begin(9600);)
The first one is a CDC (Communications Device Class) available over the USB port. When configured, it will show up as a virtual COM port on the computer. (usage: <code>Serial.begin(9600);</code>)
The second one is a hardware USART available via the TX and RX pins on the Core. (usage: Serial1.begin(9600);)
The second one is a hardware USART available via the TX and RX pins on the Core. (usage: <code>Serial1.begin(9600);</code>)
The third one is a hardware USART available via the D1(Tx) and D0(Rx) pins on the Core. (usage: <code>Serial2.begin(9600);</code>)
The third one is a hardware USART available via the D1(Tx) and D0(Rx) pins on the Core. (usage: <code>Serial2.begin(9600);</code>)
Configuration and use of all of these serial ports is described in the [http://docs.spark.io/firmware/#communication-serial serial functions] (''Spark, anglais'').
Configuration and use of all of these serial ports is described in the [http://docs.spark.io/firmware/#communication-serial serial functions] (''Spark, anglais'').
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== Bus SPI ==
The Serial Peripheral Interface is available on pins:
* A2: SS (Slave Select)
* A3: SCK (Serial Clock)
* A4: MISO (Master In Slave Out)
* A5: MOSI (Master Out Slave In)
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NOTE: All of these pins run at 3.3V logic levels.
== Bus I2C ==
I2C communication pins are multiplexed with the standard GPIO pins D0 and D1.
* D0: SDA (Serial Data Line)
* D1: SCL (Serial Clock)
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Both of these pins run at 3.3V logic level but are tolerant to 5V inputs.
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