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## Table of contents
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## 2. User manual
### 2.1. Configuration mode
Device configuration can be done through any port (USB, UART1, UART2). To enter configuration mode, use the `config` command.
UART ports operate with the following parameters:
- Baudrate: 9600 Bd
- Data bits: 8
- Stop bits: 1
- Parity control: none
In the case of a USB port, these settings do not matter.
_Backspace_ must be encoded as _Control+H_ (standard backspace, ASCII code 8).
> Note! If the port is in KISS mode (default after startup), the entered characters will not be visible.
> Note! After completing the configuration, remember to save it to memory using the `save` command.
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In addition, the *viscous delay* buffer is regularly refreshed. If the specified time has passed, and the packet has not been removed from the buffer (see *the beginning of this section*), its hash is saved to the duplicate filter buffer, the packet is transmitted, and removed from the *viscous delay* buffer.
## 4. Documentation changelog
### 2024/05/16
- Default UART parameters and backspace handling - Piotr Wilkoń
Piotr Wilkoń
2 years ago
GitHub