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The following code examples needs to be uploaded to each of the UNO R4 Minima boards, one will send a message, one will receive it. These examples are available in the UNO R4 Board Package, and using the Arduino IDE, you can access them by navigating to **File > Examples > Arduino_CAN > CANWrite/CANRead**
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The library used is built in to the Board Package, so no need to install the library if you have the Board Package installed.
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**14.** Select the file to write (typically Bootloader\_board\_Vxxx.hex) that you will find in your Arduino Software (IDE) installation, under the \_hardware/arduino/samd/...* path found in your '**Documents/Arduino/sketchbook**' folder. You need to install the SAMD core from board manager if you haven't done it yet. If your Arduino installation has been made ["portable"](https://arduino.cc/en/Guide/PortableIDE), the firmware will be in the **portable/packages/arduino** path. folder, as seen in our screen capture below.
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**14.** Select the file to write (typically Bootloader\_board\_Vxxx.hex) that you will find in your Arduino Software (IDE) installation, under the \_hardware/arduino/samd/...* path found in your '**Documents/Arduino/sketchbook**' folder. You need to install the SAMD Board Package from board manager if you haven't done it yet. If your Arduino installation has been made ["portable"](https://arduino.cc/en/Guide/PortableIDE), the firmware will be in the **portable/packages/arduino** path. folder, as seen in our screen capture below.
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**15.** Click "Program" and again, in the log console you will see "OK".
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