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-==== Online Diagnostics and Maintenance ====+==== Extended commands for Online Diagnostics and Maintenance ====
  
 The Console exposes specific command to assist in diagnosing your unit and re-configuring some of the options on the fly. The Console exposes specific command to assist in diagnosing your unit and re-configuring some of the options on the fly.
  
-The go-to commands for Diagnostics are ''status'' and ''about''.\\+The go-to commands for Diagnostics are ''status'' and ''about''. 
 The ''restart psu'' command helps you clear overload errors in the Internal Actuators without having to reset power on the entire bus. This is done by restarting only the built-in PSU that regulates power to the internal Actuators. The ''restart psu'' command helps you clear overload errors in the Internal Actuators without having to reset power on the entire bus. This is done by restarting only the built-in PSU that regulates power to the internal Actuators.
  
-For a complete reference, please see the [[eros:consolecommands|List of Console Commands (for EROS architecture)]]+The ''setfan'' command helps you adjust the units' fan speed (on supported models) to improve thermal behaviour or reduce noise (depending on the usage scenario). 
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 +For a **Complete list of commands**, please see the [[eros:consolecommands|List of Console Commands (for EROS architecture)]]
  
 ==== FAQ / Troubleshooting ==== ==== FAQ / Troubleshooting ====
  
-  * I get no reply when I send a command: you must terminate your commands with a ''\n'' (also called "Line Feed"). +  * I get no reply when I send a command: you must terminate your commands with a ''\n'' (also called "Line Feed (LF)" or "Newline" in other software packages). 
  
 If you are using a Serial Terminal make sure it set to use ''\n'' as a line terminator. If you are using a Serial Terminal make sure it set to use ''\n'' as a line terminator.
  
 For example, for //Termite//, click "Settings" and under "Transmitted text", select "Append LF";\\ For example, for //Termite//, click "Settings" and under "Transmitted text", select "Append LF";\\
-If using Putty, type Ctrl+J after typing your command, to send a "\n" character. Putty doesn't support adding "\n" automatically but pressing Ctrl+J sends a "\n" which has the same effect.\\+If using //Putty//, type Ctrl+J after typing your command, to send the "\n" character. Putty doesn't support adding "\n" automatically but pressing Ctrl+J sends a "\n" which has the same effect.\\
 For any other Terminal program, please consult the instructions of the program. For any other Terminal program, please consult the instructions of the program.
  

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