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:header: "Command Syntax", "Extra information"
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| ``Eastron,Pause``
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| ``Eastron,Resume``
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| ``Pause`` and ``Resume`` refer to the continuous reading of set registers of all connected Eastron modules.
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| When changing a setting on a specific module, this background register reading must be temporarily halted by calling ``Eastron,Pause`` first.
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| All commands are case insensitive.
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| ``Eastron,SetBaud,<new_baudrate>[,<node_id>]``
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| ``Eastron,SetID,<new_id>[,<node_id>]``
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| The optional ``<node_id>`` parameter indicates the current Modbus address. When not given, the default of address ``1`` is assumed.
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| Valid node IDs are ``1 ... 247``.
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| Call ``Eastron,Pause`` before changing settings on the module.
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| On some modules, like the SDM120, the user must press the button for 3 seconds to enter ``-set-`` mode.
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| After enabling the ``-set-`` mode, these commands can be given and then the user must press the button for 3 seconds to store the changed settings.
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| Changing ID is active immediately, thus the new ID must be used for commands given after changing the ID.
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| Change of baud rate is only active after the module is power cycled.
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| Allowed baud rates:
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| SDM120 / SDM230:
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| ``0`` = 2400 baud (default)
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| ``1`` = 4800 baud
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| ``2`` = 9600 baud
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| ``5`` = 1200 baud
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| SDM320 / SDM530Y:
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| ``0`` = 2400 baud
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| ``1`` = 4800 baud
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| ``2`` = 9600 baud (default)
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| ``5`` = 1200 baud
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| SDM630 / SDM72 / SDM72V2:
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| ``0`` = 2400 baud
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| ``1`` = 4800 baud
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| ``2`` = 9600 baud (default)
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| ``3`` = 19200 baud
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| ``4`` = 38400 baud
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| The baud rate parameter can be given either as a value ``0`` ... ``5``, or the exact (supported) baud rate.
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| All commands are case insensitive.
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