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4.4 Manipulating Modem Configurations
The method of loading a factory or user configuration from the front panel
was described in Section 4.3. This section describes how to ''recall'' and
''save'' configurations by the following commands.
&F Recall factory configuration
Z Recall user configuration
&W
Save user configuration
*C
Display active configuration
A diagrammatic representation of the configurations and commands is
given in Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1 Modem Software Configurations
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CONFIGURATION
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CONFIGURATIONS
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MODEM
The ''active'' configuration is the one in operation. It is accessible from the
command terminal. The active configuration is automatically retained in
non-volatile memory when the modem is switched off.
You can recall a configuration (factory or user) from memory to become the
active configuration. You can then change and save the active
configuration to become a user configuration (0-3) in memory.
The relevant commands are summarised in Table 4-2.
Examples of displays obtainable by the
*C
command were given in Section
4.1.3.
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