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* modbus.studer: Some little markdown and grammar corrections

Signed-off-by: Thomas Karl Pietrowski <thopiekar@gmail.com>

Co-authored-by: lsiepel <leosiepel@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Thomas Karl Pietrowski <thopiekar@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Ciprian Pascu <contact@ciprianpascu.ro>
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This extension adds support for the Studer protocol.
Studer Innotec, founded in 1987 by Roland Studer, is an ISO certified company that develops and manufactures inverters, inverter/chargers and MPPT solar charge controllers to communicate over the Modbus protocol entirely in Switzerland
Studer Innotec, founded in 1987 by Roland Studer, is an ISO-certified company that develops and manufactures inverters, inverter/chargers and MPPT solar charge controllers to communicate over the Modbus protocol entirely in Switzerland.
For a list of certified products see this page: <https://www.studer-innotec.com/>
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| Thing Type IDs | Description | Picture |
|----------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|
| bsp | For BSP that offer a highly precise measuring for Xtender, VarioTrack and VarioString systems | ![BSP](doc/bsp.png) |
| bsp | For BSP that offers a highly precise measuring for Xtender, VarioTrack and VarioString systems | ![BSP](doc/bsp.png) |
| xtender | For the Xtender models for system capacities from 0.5kVA to 72kVA that allow for the optimal use of available energy | ![Xtender](doc/xtender.png) |
| variotrack | For the VarioTrack models of MPPT solar charge controllers for systems with solar PV capacity from 1 - 75kWp | ![VarioTrack](doc/variotrack.png) |
| variostring | For the VarioString models of MPPT solar charge controllers for systems with solar PV capacity from 4 | ![VarioString](doc/variostring.png) |
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OR: If there is no offset configured (default config) on the dip switch in RS-485, the following are mostly interesting for getting things up and running:
|--------|-----------------------|
| Offset | Device |
|--------|-----------------------|
| 10 | Multicast Xtender |
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| 40 | Multicast Variostring |
| 41-55 | Variostring 1-15 |
| 61 | BSP/Xcom-CAN |
|--------|-----------------------|
More Details about that can be found in the technical specification and appendix for Studer RTU Modbus protocol. Check default config (dip switches 1 and 2 off) while configuring the pin-out on the RS-485!
More Details about that can be found in the technical specification and appendix for Studer RTU Modbus protocol. Check the default config (dip switches 1 and 2 off) while configuring the pin-out on the RS-485!
Multicast writes on any devices of given class, but reads only on the first available device (Not Summary!). As currently there are no writes available, 10/20/40 is useless for now.
Multicast writes on any devices of given class, but reads only on the first available device (Not Summary!). Currently, there are no writes available, 10/20/40 is useless for now.
The following parameters are valid for all thing types:
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## Channels
The following Channels, and their associated channel types are shown below divided by device.
The following channels and their associated channel types are shown below divided by device.
### BSP
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### Xtender
All channels read for a Xtender device
All channels read for an Xtender device
| Channel | Type | Description |
| ----------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------- |