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content/Software Support/PLC IDE/Identifying-the-correct-Serial-Port-for-your-PLC-device.md

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-title: "Identifying the correct Serial Port for your PLC device"
+title: "Identify the serial port of your PLC device"
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content/Software Support/PLC IDE/If-youre-having-trouble-connecting-a-device-to-PLC-IDE.md

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-Learn what to do if you having an issue using your device with PLC IDE.
+Learn what to do if you're having an issue using your device with PLC IDE.
 
 > ![TIP]
 > If you're just getting started with PLC IDE, see [Arduino® PLC IDE Setup & Device License Activation](https://docs.arduino.cc/software/plc-ide/tutorials/plc-ide-setup-license/).
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 1. If two ports are open, and they are numbered COM<N> and COM<N+1> (for example, COM20 and COM21), it's likely that both are created by your PLC device. Choose the **lower-numbered port** when configuring PLC IDE.
 2. If many ports are available, try disconnecting other USB devices that may be using serial communication and select **Project > Refresh current target** to refresh the list of ports.
-3. If you're still unsure what port to choose, see [Find the correct port for your device in PLC IDE](https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/16724283965596-Find-the-correct-port-for-your-device-in-PLC-IDE).
+3. If you're still unsure what port to choose, see [Identify the serial port of your PLC device](https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/16724283965596).
 
 ### If your device does not appear on any port