# HG changeset patch

# User Jeroen Peters <mail@jeroenpeters.com>
# Date 1453595428 0
# Branch jeroenpeters/fixed-27-giving-the-user-a-hint-on-how-t-1453595412739
# Node ID 828304f8a88c38185bef2a6caf7352a2530768b4
# Parent  6dd8af10f9f9358bf72fe7ee992cd988d80c3eb0

Fixed #27, giving the user a hint on how to exit the application. I also gave cu the option for a new escape character, as `~` might not be the best one for starting users.

README.md

@@ -185,10 +185,12 @@ Now login as the user we just created, to perform our very first reading!
 
 Test with **cu** (BAUD rate settings for *DSMR v4* is **115200**, for older verions it should be **9600**). 
 
-`cu -l /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 115200 --parity=none`
+`cu -l /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 115200 --parity=none -E q`
 
 You now should see something similar to `Connected.` and a wall of text and numbers within 10 seconds. Nothing? Try different BAUD rate, as mentioned above. You might also check out a useful blog, such as [this one (Dutch)](http://gejanssen.com/howto/Slimme-meter-uitlezen/).
 
+To exit **cu**, input `q.`, hit Enter and wait for a few seconds. It should exit with the message `Disconnected`.
+
 
 ### Application code clone ###
 Now is the time to clone the code from the repository and check it out on your device. Make sure you are still logged in as our **dsmr** user (if not then enter `sudo su - dsmr` again):