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   - Run minicom -D /dev/ttyACM0 to connect to CHIP via a serial console   - Run minicom -D /dev/ttyACM0 to connect to CHIP via a serial console
   - Login to chip, username: root, password: chip   - Login to chip, username: root, password: chip
-  - Run nmtui, a console based wireless configuration tool+  - Run **nmtui**, a console based wireless configuration tool
   - Select "Activate a connection", configure your Wi-Fi   - Select "Activate a connection", configure your Wi-Fi
   - You should be able to SSH into CHIP now   - You should be able to SSH into CHIP now
-NOTE: The CHIP doesn't like to reboot when it's warm, you may have to leave it powered off for a few minutes before it will reboot. 
  
 Hold down power button for ~3 seconds to turn on, or ~10 seconds to turn off (hard power off, not a smooth shutdown) Hold down power button for ~3 seconds to turn on, or ~10 seconds to turn off (hard power off, not a smooth shutdown)
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 </code> </code>
  
 +Fully charged
 +<code>
 +root@chip:~# axp209.sh 
 +Battery: 100%
 +ACIN: 0V
 +VBUS: 4.9946V   251.625mA
 +VBAT: 4.1910 V  Discharging at 0mA
 +Vout: 4.9602 V
 +</code>
 ==== Notes ==== ==== Notes ====
 Some of the voltage outputs are programmable via registers, so it appears to be possible to damage your CHIP computer by writing the wrong data to certain registers on this chip. Some of the voltage outputs are programmable via registers, so it appears to be possible to damage your CHIP computer by writing the wrong data to certain registers on this chip.
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