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 **Wiring Diagram:**
 
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 To capture the data, you will need to use terminal applications such as Termite, HTerm, CoolTerm, etc. The port configuration should be set as follows:
 
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 **Wiring Diagram:**
 
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 **Sample Configuration for ESP32 Sniffer Board:**