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 2. Connect the AVR Programmer to the ISP interface PL3 of the 202325 board. 2. Connect the AVR Programmer to the ISP interface PL3 of the 202325 board.
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 Programming the main program via ISP: Programming the main program via ISP:
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 8. Then press the “Program” button. 8. Then press the “Program” button.
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 <note warning>Ensure PCB modifications on 10862 have been completed before continuing. See pictures below.  S:\Parts\10862 John Deere Mods</note> <note warning>Ensure PCB modifications on 10862 have been completed before continuing. See pictures below.  S:\Parts\10862 John Deere Mods</note>
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 === Programming Instructions TX6Q Module=== === Programming Instructions TX6Q Module===
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   - Place the jumper at PL1 to be across the two pins.   - Place the jumper at PL1 to be across the two pins.
   - Keep the miniUSB cable connected to the board's SK2 and the PC   - Keep the miniUSB cable connected to the board's SK2 and the PC
-  - Insert USB stick which contains the correct release data e.g. oceanic_112 into ‘USB 3’+  - Insert USB stick which contains the correct release data into ‘USB 3’
   - Switch on the module (Toggle Red/Silver Switch).   - Switch on the module (Toggle Red/Silver Switch).
   - After the flash stops and the linux tries to boot, you will see “Starting kernel” in PuTTy... turn the board off (toggle Red/Silver Switch) and turn the power of by 24V power supply.   - After the flash stops and the linux tries to boot, you will see “Starting kernel” in PuTTy... turn the board off (toggle Red/Silver Switch) and turn the power of by 24V power supply.
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-===== Electronics QC Checks =====+===== QC CHECK & Mechanical Assembly =====
  
 Get the modification work peer checked – ensure all wires are securely soldered in the correct locations and heatshrink has been added where required. Get the modification work peer checked – ensure all wires are securely soldered in the correct locations and heatshrink has been added where required.
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-===== Mechanical Assembly ===== 
  
 <note tip>Flat edges of 3x CAN PCB holes may need filing slightly due to powder coating. Check fitment FIRST.</note> <note tip>Flat edges of 3x CAN PCB holes may need filing slightly due to powder coating. Check fitment FIRST.</note>
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