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    So, I thought the RICE port would be a straightforward wiring job. The three pegs on the 3.5 mm port have designated pads on the bottom of the PCv2 (txd, rxd, gnd/-)... but what is this (+) for? I haven't seen any wiring diagrams for the rice port, so I don't want to hook up that positive lead before I get to anything else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ty_Bomber View Post
    So, I thought the RICE port would be a straightforward wiring job. The three pegs on the 3.5 mm port have designated pads on the bottom of the PCv2 (txd, rxd, gnd/-)... but what is this (+) for? I haven't seen any wiring diagrams for the rice port, so I don't want to hook up that positive lead before I get to anything else.
    Where is the (+) you are talking about?
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    Between the (-) and tx pads.

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    You just use the Tx, Rx and (-).
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    Thanks fjk.

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