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Upload the program to the Opta™ controller and **open the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor to start the firmware update process**.
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***__Make sure the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor is open before beginning the firmware update.__ The Opta™ controller will not proceed with the firmware update until the Serial Monitor is ready to display messages and update procedure has been manually granted.***
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***__Make sure the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor is open before beginning the firmware update.__ The Opta™ controller will not proceed with the firmware update until the Serial Monitor is ready to display messages and prompt you to manually grant the update process.***
Once the update is complete, your Opta Expansion will have the latest firmware version.
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If you have multiple Opta Expansions connected, the process remains the same. The Serial Monitor will detect and display the current firmware versions for all attached expansions, and updates will be applied where available.
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***The Opta™ controller module supports a maximum of __5 expansion modules__. Exceeding this limit may cause unexpected behavior. __Ensure no more than five modules are connected, and verify that the Aux connector and clips are securely installed__.***
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The following clip shows the complete process of updating multiple attached Opta Expansions:
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