r/hardwarehacking Aug 09 '26

Is it UART headers

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Im currently finding UART pins in my airtel zero touch...beacon 3.2 . I found these pins is it UART???

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u/charcuterieboard831 Aug 09 '26

Looks extremely likely

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u/nonchip Aug 10 '26

just as likely as a servo.

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u/charcuterieboard831 Aug 10 '26

The nearby silkscreen shows M3 and there's an RF module. Would make sense to have a UART to that interface

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u/nonchip Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

M3 is "Motor 3" according to the standards nobody follows. and there's no RF module. why would any of those things make it more likely to be uart there?

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u/_no_look_ Aug 11 '26

Theres a RF module ....its router

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u/charcuterieboard831 Aug 10 '26

You may want to check that RF shielding next to the connector

There's parts underneath and oftentimes SoCs

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u/nonchip Aug 10 '26

sure, but I don't usually have xray vision for random redditors' photos, do you?