I see now that the installer ensures enable_uart=1 so that it turns on so it can be used to communicate the shutdown state.
In various comments you mention only the TX is used.
It was unclear for me until I did some digging: The LiFePO4wered-Pi does NOT do any actual "reading" on the TX. It only checks if it is high. Yes you have stated this, but I was worried about it upon first seeing this.
Now that I know that the installer only sets enable_uart=1, I know my software will be completely unaffected by the presence of the LiFePO4wered-Pi also being attached to the pin. Maybe you can add a sentence in the product brief that clarifies this.
I see now that the installer ensures
enable_uart=1
so that it turns on so it can be used to communicate the shutdown state.In various comments you mention only the TX is used.
It was unclear for me until I did some digging: The LiFePO4wered-Pi does NOT do any actual "reading" on the TX. It only checks if it is high. Yes you have stated this, but I was worried about it upon first seeing this.
Now that I know that the installer only sets
enable_uart=1
, I know my software will be completely unaffected by the presence of the LiFePO4wered-Pi also being attached to the pin. Maybe you can add a sentence in the product brief that clarifies this.