For other connections around MAX232 see tutorials online such as the one in [DIYODE Magazine](https://diyodemag.com/education/the_classroom_rs232_the_max232_ic_arduino_uno).
For RS232 pinout see e.g. [PinoutGuide](https://pinoutguide.com/SerialPorts/Serial9_pinout.shtml)
## Thanks
Thanks to Obiwan for helping with this protocol.
Thanks to [image2cpp](https://javl.github.io/image2cpp/) for helping to convert the graphics.
## Graphics Data Format
1 bit, recorded as bytes where each byte is a quarter column. Thus the screen is laid out like this:
```
[0][4][8]
[1][5][9]
[2][6]...
[3][7]...
```
When converting on image2cpp you can upload a horizontal image and then enable *Rotate: 90* and *Flip: horizontally* to get the correct data bytes.