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…et/cheat-sheet.md Co-authored-by: Luca Burelli <pil@iol.it>
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The Nano ESP32 board features 3 hardware serial ports, as well as a port exposed via USB.

- `Serial` refers to the USB port.
- `Serial0` refers to the hardware serial port (UART), accessible via the board's RX/TX pins (D0, D1)
- `Serial1` is the second UART port, which can be assigned to any free GPIO.
- `Serial2` is the third UART port, which can also be assigned to any free GPIO.
- `Serial0` refers to the first hardware serial port (UART), accessible via the board's RX/TX pins (D0, D1).
- `Serial1` is the second UART port, which can be assigned to any free GPIOs.
- `Serial2` is the third UART port, which can also be assigned to any free GPIOs.

### Native USB

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