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11A-series plug-in NVRAM replacement (view source)
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You can check that this is working by typing in any legitimate (probably case sensitive) command: | You can check that this is working by typing in any legitimate (probably case sensitive) command: | ||
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UID? MAIN | UID? MAIN | ||
UID? CENTER | UID? CENTER | ||
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CHC2 SENS: 0.1 | CHC2 SENS: 0.1 | ||
CHR2 BW:1E6 | CHR2 BW:1E6 | ||
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CH means CHannel. The letter following CH specifies the plugin hole you are using L, C, or R. LEF, RIG, and CEN are also acceptable. The number following L, C, or R is the channel number. Once this is all working (answering in English), type in the following command to program the serial number:
UID CENTER:″B010200″ where you substitute the serial number on the top rail of your plugin for B010200 and LEFT or RIGHT for CENTER as appropriate. No space between the colon and the double quotation mark.
| CH means CHannel. The letter following CH specifies the plugin hole you are using L, C, or R. LEF, RIG, and CEN are also acceptable. The number following L, C, or R is the channel number. Once this is all working (answering in English), type in the following command to program the serial number:
UID CENTER:″B010200″ where you substitute the serial number on the top rail of your plugin for B010200 and LEFT or RIGHT for CENTER as appropriate. No space between the colon and the double quotation mark.
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