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Xerox FS 5250, User’s Guide
Xerox FS 5250, User’s Guide
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8.7. Commands for Storing and Restoring
Settings
Settings
The commands listed below permit you to read and save the settings in the
NVRAM area. You may also read the factory defaults.
NVRAM area. You may also read the factory defaults.
Please observe that when one of the commands below are used, the
temporary escape character, if any, will be removed.
temporary escape character, if any, will be removed.
Command
Description
Example
%X1
This command is needed
to save settings in the
interface memory.
to save settings in the
interface memory.
Without the %X1, change
of settings will be lost at
power off.
of settings will be lost at
power off.
You send the
command as follows:
command as follows:
&&??% %X1
%X3
Read and activate factory
default settings.
Use this command if you
have changed many
settings and wish to start
all over again.
default settings.
Use this command if you
have changed many
settings and wish to start
all over again.
You send the
command as follows:
command as follows:
&&??% %X3
%X4
Read and activate the
permanent settings.
Use this command if you
have changed a couple of
settings temporarily for a
specific purpose. When
you have used the
temporary settings, you
can erase them again by
sending the X4 command.
You will then be back in
the settings programmed
into the interface.
permanent settings.
Use this command if you
have changed a couple of
settings temporarily for a
specific purpose. When
you have used the
temporary settings, you
can erase them again by
sending the X4 command.
You will then be back in
the settings programmed
into the interface.
You send the
command as follows:
command as follows:
&&??% %X4