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| ====== Using the USB-C Console Port ====== | ====== Using the USB-C Console Port ====== | ||
| - | On the right side of the jPC is a USB-C port. This port is a USB-to-Serial interface that can be used to view very early logs, and, once booted, can be used as terminal to run commands from. | + | On the right side of the panel PC is a USB-C port. This port is a USB-to-Serial interface that can be used to view very early logs, and, once booted, can be used as terminal to run commands from. |
| - | When a PC is connect to the jPC via this port, a USB-to-serial port will be enumerated on the PC. Use a terminal emulator on the PC (e.g. Putty, Tera Term, etc.), to open a connection to the serial port to interact with the jPC. | + | When a PC is connect to the panel PC via this port, a USB-to-serial port will be enumerated on the PC. Use a terminal emulator on the PC (e.g. Putty, Tera Term, etc.), to open a connection to the serial port to interact with the panel PC. |
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| - | With just a PC (e.g. a notebook) and a USB-C cable, this port can be used to administer and troubleshoot the jPC both at development time, and when deployed in the field. | + | With just a PC (e.g. a notebook) and a USB-C cable, this port can be used to administer and troubleshoot the panel PC both at development time, and when deployed in the field. |