clarify the parameter prefix

param-docs/parameter-pages/InfluxDB/NUMBER.Field.md

@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@ Default Value: `undefined`
 Dedicated definition of the field for InfluxDB use for saving in the Influx database (e.g.: "watermeter/value").
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.Field`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.Field`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/InfluxDBv2/NUMBER.Field.md

@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@ Default Value: `undefined`
 Field for InfluxDB v2 to use for saving.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.Field`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.Field`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/MQTT/NUMBER.DomoticzIDX.md

@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@ Default Value: `0`
 The Idx number for the counter device. Can be obtained from the devices setup page on the Domoticz system.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.DomoticzIDX`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.DomoticzIDX`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.AllowNegativeRates.md

@@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ Allow a meter to count backwards (decreasing values).
     This is unusual (it means there is a negative rate) and not wanted in most cases!
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.AllowNegativeRates`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.AllowNegativeRates`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.AnalogToDigitTransitionStart.md

@@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ See [here](../Watermeter-specific-analog---digit-transition) for details.
 Range: `6.0` .. `9.9`.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.AnalogToDigitTransitionStart`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.AnalogToDigitTransitionStart`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.ChangeRateThreshold.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ It is only applied to the last digit of the read value (See example below).
 If the read value is within PreValue +/- Threshold, no further calculation is carried out and the Value/Prevalue remains at the old value.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.ChangeRateThreshold`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.ChangeRateThreshold`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).
 
 ## Example
 

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency.md

@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@ An additional consistency check.
 It especially improves the zero crossing check between digits.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.CheckDigitIncreaseConsistency`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.DecimalShift.md

@@ -5,4 +5,4 @@ Shift the decimal separator (positiv or negativ).
 Eg. to move from `m³` to `liter` (`1 m³` equals `1000 liters`), you need to set it to `+3`.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.DecimalShift`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.DecimalShift`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.ExtendedResolution.md

@@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ Use the decimal place of the last analog counter for increased accuracy.
     This parameter is only supported on the `*-class*` and `*-const` models! See [Choosing-the-Model](../Choosing-the-Model) for details.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.ExtendedResolution`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.ExtendedResolution`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.IgnoreLeadingNaN.md

@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ This is only relevant for models which use `N`!
 See [here](../Choosing-the-Model) for details.
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.IgnoreLeadingNaN`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.IgnoreLeadingNaN`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.MaxRateType.md

@@ -5,4 +5,4 @@ Defines if the **Change Rate** is calculated as the difference between the last
 as the difference normalized to the interval (`RateChange` = difference per minute).
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.MaxRateType`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.MaxRateType`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).

param-docs/parameter-pages/PostProcessing/NUMBER.MaxRateValue.md

@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ Maximum allowed change between two readings, if exceeded the last reading will b
 If negative rate is disallowed and no maximum rate value is set, one false high reading will lead to a period of missing measurements until the measurement reaches the previous false high reading. E.g. if the counter is at `600,00` and it's read incorrectly as` 610,00`, all measurements will be skipped until the counter reaches `610,00`. Setting the MaxRateValue to `0,05` leads to a rejection of all readings with a difference `> 0,05`, in this case `610,00`. The rejection also applies to correct readings with a difference `> 0,05`!
 
 !!! Note
-    This parameter must be prefixed with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.MaxRateValue`). `<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence  defined in the ROI's.
+    If you edit the config file manually, you must prefix this parameter with `<NUMBER>` followed by a dot (eg. `main.MaxRateValue`). The reason is that this parameter is specific for each `<NUMBER>` (`<NUMBER>` is the name of the number sequence defined in the ROI's).