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 <h3>Serial Commands</h3>
 <p>The controller serial interface operates at 57600 baud that can be accessed using any serial TTY interface program such as PuTTY or Arduino's own Serial Monitor tool. It provides a command prompt > indicating that it is ready to receive recognized the following commands.<p>
   
-<p>	 CAL [num] <t>*Sets the clock calibration for precise timing</i><br>
+<p>	 CAL [num] <pre>&#9;</pre><t>*Sets the clock calibration for precise timing</i><br>
 <p>  CAL <i>Displays the clock calibration setting</i><br>
-<p>  FAC <i>Sets saved EEPROM values to their original defaults</i><br>
 <p>  DIP <i>*Sets the competition format, overriding the DIP switch settings<br>
+<p>  FAC <i>Sets saved EEPROM values to their original defaults</i><br>
+<p>  GO <i>Starts operation from zero seconds, equivalent to pressing the synch button</i><br>
+<p>  ID [string] <i>* Sets the callsign that gets sent</i><br>
 <p>  LED [on|off] <i>*Turns on/off LED pin</i><br>
+<p>  RST <i>Resets the processor</i><br>
+<p>  SPD ID [num] <i>* Sets the ID code speed in WPM<br>
+<p>  STA [on|off] <i>* Turns on/off the starting tones function</i><br>
 <p>  SYN [on|off] <i>* Turns on/off synchronization using sync button or "GO" command</i>><br>
 <p>  TEM <i>Displays the processor's temperature in C</i><br>
-  ID<br>
-  GO<br>
-  RST<br>
-  SPD<br>
-  STA<br>
-  VER<br>
-  <p/>
+<p>  VER <i>Displays the software version number</i><br>
+<p/>
   
   <p>* These values get stored to EEPROM and are retained between power cycles. </p>