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This tag is intended as the antonym for the "pi-2"/"pi-3" tags for questions that are based on the Broadcom BCM 2835 not those units' 2836/2837 devices. This should be used for questions that apply ONLY to the former Processor type but is generic to any RPi type that fits that classification - which can include the pi-zero and the compute module, it also does NOT distinguish between model A and B units!
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What's the smartest way to send data from my pi to my PC?
If you only need to transmit from the Pi to the PC and don't need to receive anything back, you don't need to use the Pi's RX pin. Just connect the appropriate pins of that adapter to the Pi's TX and …
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