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Remove T5S3, T-Echo, CardKB and nRF support

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Serial Settings Guide.md
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@@ -268,18 +268,6 @@ set gps.baud 0
Valid rates: 0 (default), 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200.
#### Backlight (T5S3 E-Paper Pro Only)
Control the front-light on the T5S3 display:
```
set backlight on
set backlight off
set backlight 128
```
Values: `on`, `off`, or a brightness level from 0–255.
### Channel Management
#### List Channels
@@ -413,7 +401,7 @@ set apn
### Clock Sync
Set the device's real-time clock from a Unix timestamp. This is especially important for the T5S3 E-Paper Pro which has no GPS to auto-set the clock. These are standalone commands (not `get`/`set` prefixed) — matching the same `clock sync` command used on MeshCore repeaters.
Set the device's real-time clock from a Unix timestamp. These are standalone commands (not `get`/`set` prefixed) — matching the same `clock sync` command used on MeshCore repeaters.
#### View Current Time
@@ -455,9 +443,9 @@ clock sync 1773554535
**Tip:** On macOS/Linux, run `date +%s` to get the current epoch. On Windows PowerShell: `[int](Get-Date -UFormat %s)`.
#### Boot-Time Auto-Sync (T5S3)
#### Boot-Time Auto-Sync
When the T5S3 boots with no valid RTC time and detects a USB serial host is connected, it sends a `MECK_CLOCK_REQ` handshake over serial. If you're using PlatformIO's serial monitor (`pio device monitor`), the built-in `clock_sync` monitor filter responds automatically with the host computer's current time — no user action required. The sync appears transparently in the boot log:
When the device boots with no valid RTC time and detects a USB serial host is connected, it sends a `MECK_CLOCK_REQ` handshake over serial. If you're using PlatformIO's serial monitor (`pio device monitor`), the built-in `clock_sync` monitor filter responds automatically with the host computer's current time — no user action required. The sync appears transparently in the boot log:
```
MECK_CLOCK_REQ