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***\*Serial Communication from the M4 can be enabled by setting up an RPC that allows the M4 & M7 cores to communicate. Using `RPC.print()` (M4) and `RPC.read()` (M7) helps achieve this. See [RPC Serial Examle](#rpc-serial).***
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### Boot / Disable M4
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The M4 core can be either be booted or disabled
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## Programming M4/M7
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When programming the GIGA R1 WiFi's M7 and M4, we **create a sketch for each core**, and program them like we would program two individual Arduino boards. As only a single serial port is available, we need to specify which core we want to target.
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Once the M4 is booted from the M7, both cores will run in parallel, much like two Arduinos sharing the same board.
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### Writing Over Existing Sketch
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Uploading new sketches works the same as a typical upload procedure. The new sketch will overwrite the current sketch running on the core you upload to.

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