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   * **-d=[name]** sets the name of the communication device. For example COM1 or /​dev/​ttyUSB0 (mandatory).   * **-d=[name]** sets the name of the communication device. For example COM1 or /​dev/​ttyUSB0 (mandatory).
   * **-b=[value]** sets the communication speed in bits per second, as a 32-bit value (default = 57600). Supported values are: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200.   * **-b=[value]** sets the communication speed in bits per second, as a 32-bit value (default = 57600). Supported values are: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200.
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 +Additional XCP on Modbus RTU settings (**xcp_mbrtu**):​
 +  * **-d=[name]** sets the name of the communication device. For example COM1 or /​dev/​ttyUSB0 (mandatory).
 +  * **-b=[value]** sets the communication speed in bits per second, as a 32-bit value (default = 57600). Supported values are: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200.
 +  * **-pa=[value]** sets the UART parity bit configuration as a 8-bit value (default = 2). Supported values are: 0 (none), 1 (odd), 2 (even).
 +  * **-sb=[value]** sets the UART stopbits configuration as a 8-bit value (default = 1). Supported values are: 1, 2.
 +  * **-da=[value]** sets the destination address, i.e. the node ID of the receiver as a 8-bit value (default = 1). Supported values are: between 1 and 247.
  
 Additional XCP on CAN settings (**xcp_can**):​ Additional XCP on CAN settings (**xcp_can**):​
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