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From: AK-Homberger <53138495+AK-Homberger@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 28 Sep 2019 12:12:58 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The PCB also allows the connection of a standard OLED device (SSD1306) to show t
 A standard 4 button 433 MHz KeyFob is used to send (+1 / -1 degree) and (+10 / -10 degrees) course changes to the autopilot.
 The used Seatalk codes are derived from Thomas Knauf (http://www.thomasknauf.de/rap/seatalk2.htm ). Many thanks for this excellent piece of work.
 
-The software is sending a beep to the Raymarine devices (Seatalk alarm function). This helps to get a feedback regarding the recognition of of a pressed key. The LED on the PCB blinks in addition if keys are successfully recognised. This should also help with trouble shooting. It is also possible to connect an active 5 Volt buzzer to pin 20 (and GND) of the ProMicro.
+The software is sending a beep to the Raymarine devices (Seatalk alarm function). This helps to get a feedback regarding the recognition of of a pressed key. The LED on the PCB blinks in addition if keys are successfully recognised. This should also help with trouble shooting. It is also possible to connect an active 5 Volt buzzer to pin 20 (A2) and GND of the ProMicro.
 
 Since version 1.1 it supports now also Auto and Standby remote control. You have to use a 6 button KeyFob or an additional 2 or 4 button remote for controling Auto/Standby function.