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Add directions for using EG21 #813

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EnablePin: H10 # (required) Enable MCU pin to power the module on/off
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### Configuring Project Lab v3 with EG21

In the case that you're using a Project Lab v3 with the EG21-GL module on mikroBUS 1 you'll need this in your `meadow.config.yaml`:

```yaml
# Device specific config
Device:
# Name of the device
Name: ProjectLabV3

# Corresponding MCU pin names for the reserved pins
# (COMX_RX pin, COM_TX pin, ENABLE pin)
ReservedPins: B15;B14;H10

# Network configuration
Network:
# Which interface should be used?
DefaultInterface: Cell
...
```

And your `EnablePin` and `Interface` in `cell.config.yaml` should be `H10` and `COM1`, respectively:

```yaml
Settings:
...
Interface: COM1 # (required) Serial interface (COM1 (default), COM4 or COM6)
EnablePin: H10 # (required) Enable MCU pin to power the module on/off
```

## Step 3: Handling Cell connection using a Meadow application

To check if you established a connection, you can use the `meadow listen` CLI command, which should return a message like this:
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