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2.9.2 Configuration Scripts Menu
A configuration script file contains all of the settable parameters of a
radio that are accessible through the menu interface, with a few excep-
tions. A configuration script file is in plain text format and can be easily
edited in a text program.
Configuration scripts can be helpful in several ways. Three common
uses for them are:
• To save and restore known-good configuration files from your
radios.
• To facilitate the configuration of a large number of radios.
• To provide troubleshooting information when you contact the
factory for technical support.
How Configuration Files Work
When a configuration script file is downloaded to a radio (
Retrieve
), the
radio executes the parameters as commands and takes the values con-
tained in it. When a configuration script file is uploaded from the radio
(
Send
) it contains the current values of the parameters that the radio is
configured with. Figure 2-66 below shows the Configuration Scripts
Menu.
Bad CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check reporting a
corrupted file. Attempt to re-load, or use a
different file.
Version String Mismatch Invalid file detected. Attempt to re-load, or use
a different file.
Sending LCP Requests The PPP server is querying for any clients that
may need to connect.
Port not Enabled The serial port is disabled.
Table 2-6. Common Errors During TFTP Transfer
(Continued)
Error Message Likely Cause/Corrective Action