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Re: extra connector on breaker panel
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Originally Posted by Doug G
Careful, what they're talking about in that document is the DB9 port which can be used in your program and through a properly configured dashboard port. I don't think they are talking about the PWM slot near the LED.
Ah, yes, your right, my bad. I went ahead and read through the reference guide. I automatically assumed it was the PWM connector just by reading the web page. Ok, so it uses the DB9 connector to do that. HMMMMMMM now i am curious as to what the PWM port is used for .
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