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    How to Program OEM Chips

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      matt_the_w
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      Hi Everyone!

      We'd like to move towards the OEM platform from the developer platforms, and I wanted to understand how others were programming the OEM versions once baked onto a board?

      Is it over the serial port, or some other method?

      Best,

      M.

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        jmarcelino @matt_the_w
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        Hi @matt_the_w

        The OEM modules should be programmed over the main serial port. I don't know of any other reliable way (WiFi OTA could be an alternative but I don't recommend it for factory programming)

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