Support for Pico second serial port #832
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Hi @facchinm, I see you've merged a bunch of the previous pull requests - do you see any issue with this proposal? |
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Hi!
To my dismay I found Serial2 didn't work when I started messing with the Pico.
This change adds the pin definition required for Serial 2 to GPIOs 8 & 9. I used these since the default definition for i2c is on 4&5.
I've tested this on my setup and successfully received data on Serial2.