Fixed mistake in CU,60 documentation: corrected voltage that each ADC…

… count represents for V+ measurement.

docs/ebb.html

@@ -729,7 +729,7 @@ <h4><a name="CU"></a>"CU" &mdash; Configure User Options</h4>
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                   <i>Param_Number</i> = 60 : <b>Set new power lost threshold</b>
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-                    This command will set a new <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i>. The <i>Param_Value</i> needs to be a decimal number between 0 and 1023 and is in units of 0.295V. At boot the <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> will be zero. Every 2ms the EBB will compare the voltage at the barrel jack (V+) with <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i>. If V+ is ever less than <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i>, then bit 6 in the result of the <code>QG</code> command will be set. Setting <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> to zero (as it is at boot) effectively disables this feature. If bit 6 of the <code>QG</code> result is set, then after the execution of <code>QG</code> it will be cleared. The <code>QU,60</code> query can be used to read back the current value of <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> at any time. After setting a new value of <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> with <code>CU,60</code> make sure to execute a <code>QG</code> query to clear bit 6 in case it was set. For example to set the <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> to 12V you would use <code>CU,60,404</code>.
+                    This command will set a new <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i>. The <i>Param_Value</i> needs to be a decimal number between 0 and 1023 and is in units of 0.0295V. At boot the <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> will be zero. Every 2ms the EBB will compare the voltage at the barrel jack (V+) with <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i>. If V+ is ever less than <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i>, then bit 6 in the result of the <code>QG</code> command will be set. Setting <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> to zero (as it is at boot) effectively disables this feature. If bit 6 of the <code>QG</code> result is set, then after the execution of <code>QG</code> it will be cleared. The <code>QU,60</code> query can be used to read back the current value of <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> at any time. After setting a new value of <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> with <code>CU,60</code> make sure to execute a <code>QG</code> query to clear bit 6 in case it was set. For example to set the <i>Power_Lost_Threshold</i> to 12V you would use <code>CU,60,404</code>.
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                     This parameter is new for <code>CU</code> in EBB firmware v3.0.