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@ -11,12 +11,12 @@ Here's a short list of the different programs and what they do:
- **rs485_receive.py**: receives utf-8 encoded strings and prints them out as soon as a \n is received.
- **rs485_pingpong.py**: this implements a simple ping-pong over two channels (4 converters needed). For more information, see [[Wiring]].
- **rs485_pingpong.py**: this implements a simple ping-pong over two channels (4 converters needed). For more information, see [Wiring](#wiring).
## Prerequisites
To be able to run all the examples successfully, you need two MicroPython-enabled microcontrollers (Raspberry Pi Pico 1 tested) and 4 TTL-UART to RS485 converters, with two of them connected to each μController (see [[Wiring]]).
To be able to run all the examples successfully, you need two MicroPython-enabled microcontrollers (Raspberry Pi Pico 1 tested) and 4 TTL-UART to RS485 converters, with two of them connected to each μController (see [Wiring](#wiring)).
Also, both microcontrollers should have MicroPython running on them (at time of writing this the latest tested version was 1.23.0).
If you met all these requirements, let's start wiring the parts together!