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 ''scanbus'' - initiates a scan of the internal bus to detect all connected actuator IDs. Use the ''status'' command after about 10 seconds to list the IDs found. ''scanbus'' - initiates a scan of the internal bus to detect all connected actuator IDs. Use the ''status'' command after about 10 seconds to list the IDs found.
  
-''setfan [0~10]'' - sets the units fan speed (0=disabled; the default is 2)+''setfan [0~10]'' - sets the unit fan speed (0=disabled; the default is 2)\\ 
 +May be used to improve thermal performance under load or reduce noise.\\ 
 +Please note fan speed is automatically adjusted based on internal temperature (unless this is set to 0). This setting works as a multiplier for the internally calculated fan speed.
  
 ''open'' - opens the hand *New feature in future firmware release* ''open'' - opens the hand *New feature in future firmware release*
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 ''restart psu'' - reboots the internal psu that powers all internal actuators. This is especially useful if you wish to clear an error from an internal actuator without power cycling the whole unit.\\ ''restart psu'' - reboots the internal psu that powers all internal actuators. This is especially useful if you wish to clear an error from an internal actuator without power cycling the whole unit.\\
-''restart all'' - performs a full reboot on the unit including the main board and the internal actuators+''restart all'' - performs a full reboot on the unit including the main board and the internal actuators.
  
-''commbridge [bitmask]'' - Bridges two interfaces directly. Add two values, to compose the bitmask that selects the interfaces to bridge.+''commbridge [bitmask]'' - Bridges two interfaces directly and disables all firmware functions (board will act as a direct interface converter/bridge). Add two values, to compose the bitmask that selects the interfaces to bridge.\\
 Bitmask: 1=USB, 2=Int Bus, 4=Ext Bus, 8=BT, 16=USB w/DTR Reset.\\ Bitmask: 1=USB, 2=Int Bus, 4=Ext Bus, 8=BT, 16=USB w/DTR Reset.\\
-IMPORTANT: When bridging USB to another interface, the Baud at which you open the USB Virtual COMM port will be replicated to paired port (Int interface/Ext interface/Bluetooth).\\ +IMPORTANT: When bridging USB to another interface, the Baud at which you open the USB Virtual COMM port will be replicated to paired port (Int interface/Ext interface/Bluetooth). However, peripherals on those interfaces have preset bauds and may not respond if the wrong baud is used to open the USB Virtual COMM port.\\
-However, peripherals on those interfaces have preset bauds and may not respond if the wrong baud is used to open the USB Virtual COMM port.\\+
 If the USB interface is not one of the paired ports, then the default configured baud rates will be used for each of the bridged interfaces. If the USB interface is not one of the paired ports, then the default configured baud rates will be used for each of the bridged interfaces.
  

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