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--- gca50_an-en [2019/06/26 14:10] – [Introduction] phg
+++ gca50_an-en [2020/02/03 19:46] – [Introduction] phg
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-======GCA50_A(N) LNet IO, based on Arduino Nano======
+======GCA50_a LocoNet® IO, based on Arduino Nano======
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 =====Introduction=====
 The GCA50a is functional equal to the previous (and still satisfactory running) GCA50 and GCA185 boards.\\
-But with the more and more popular Arduino processor boards, specially here the Atrduino nano, it was abvious that it would introduced for Lnet as well,\\
+But with the more and more popular Arduino processor boards, specially here the Atrduino nano, it was abvious that it would introduced for LocoNet as well,\\
 Firmware sketch, developed by several enthousiast software writers, is all in open source available.\\
 Special thanks to Dani Guisado in Spain who also tested this board for his own use in CLUB-N-Caldes.\\
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 Even a conversion between SUB-D9 (male/female) and one RJ12 connector is optional.\\
 In configuration there is no significant different between GCA50 and GCA50a.\\
-Please refer to [[http://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=lnsv-en|LNet I/O programming]].\\
+Please refer to [[http://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=lnsv-en|LocoNet I/O programming]].\\
+**Important note:** \\
 **There is only one unfortunate disadvantage of using a Nano for this solution: Port 10 is only available as OUTPUT, INPUT does not work.**\\
-This means that either just forget about port 10 when used as input, or choose GCA50 ior GCA500.\\
+This means that either just forget about port 10 when used as input, or choose GCA50 or GCA500.\\
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