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Thank you @DrAzzy!
I will Use the same pins on pico
I will try RX to RX first
I will use BAT_IN for pico powerThat just leaves:
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Ya. The STM32 series is lovely like that - they keep a pretty standard pinout for each package, and they put the peripherals in the same places - like SPI2 is always on B13-B15, etc. In contrast, Atmel (the one who makes the uC's used in arduinos) chooses pin and peripheral assignments with a monkey and a dart board.
Depends which way around it's labeled. Things that are Arduino shields are often labeled with respect to the arduino pin function, not the shield pin function. Check the Uno pinout, and connect RX to the pin that would go to the RX pin on the Uno.
Put the 5v power into BAT_IN (or VBat...), that will be regulated down to 3.3v to run the pico. Do not connect 5v to the pin labeled 3.3v.