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- The examples default to pins based on DynamixelShield. Therefore, when using hardware other than DynamixelShield (eg OpenCM9.04, OpenCR, Custom DXL boards), you need to change the Serial and Direction Pin.
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- The examples defines GPIO pins based on the use with DYNAMIXEL Shields.
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- When running DYNAMIXEL without DYNAMIXEL Shields on OpenCM9.04, OpenCR or custom boards, you might need to change the Serial and DYNAMIXEL Direction Pin.
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- We provide the information below to make it easier to define Serial and Direction pins for specific hardware.
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|Board Name|Serial|Direction Pin|Note|
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|OpenCM9.04|Serial1|28|because of the OpenCM 9.04 driver code, you must call Serial1.setDxlMode(true); before dxl.begin();.|
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|OpenCM9.04 EXP|Serial3|22||
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|OpenCM485EXP|Serial3|22||
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|OpenCR|Serial3|84|For OpenCR, there is a DXL Power Enable pin, so you must initialize and control it. ([Reference link](https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/OpenCR/blob/master/arduino/opencr_arduino/opencr/libraries/DynamixelSDK/src/dynamixel_sdk/port_handler_arduino.cpp#L78))|
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