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Determines the verbose level for the diagnostic monitor task. This applies to
commands typred into the diagnostic monitor. The verbose level
determines the number of messages displayed on the diagnostic monitor. Normally,
the verbose level is set to 0 until more detailed debug information is required.
The higher the level, the more messages displayed. Usually, level 2 and higher
messages are useful only to firmware developers.
Since nvs module 1.86 (type list modules) it is possible to set complex levels of
verbosity. The verbose number may be 4 digits 0-9999. Normal verbose leves are 0-99,
any number >100 is interpreted as follows. The last two digits are a special verbose
level and the first, or first two digits are the normal verbose level, ( e.g. 225,
the normal verbose level 2 will display all messages on level 2 and below, the special
verbose level is 25 and only messages on level 25 plus those 2 and below will be displayed.
This prevents the screen getting clogged up with all the messages between 3 and 24.)
( e.g. 1225 would display messages on level 12 and below, plus the messages on level 25)
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