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You can look at the config/arch/.../.../board-settings.h to check which is the
default serial port and if there are other ports available (you can find
some of these settings in the [Cheat Sheet](../wiki/Cheat-Sheet#serial-ports)).
You can find out more in the [Serial Communication page](../wiki/Serial-Communication)).
Having done this, you can communicate via serial port with your board using
a FTDI-USB module and screen/gtkterm on *Linux* or Putty on *Windows*.
For more details on how to use these boards efficently, look at the
[Debugging on a Discovery](../wiki/Debugging-on-a-Discovery) guide.
a FTDI-USB module and `
screen
` or `
gtkterm
` on *Linux* or `
Putty
` on *Windows*.
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