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EF1210 U

SER

ANUAL

RESTNV

RESTORE

SETTINGS

FROM

NON

VOLATILE

MEMORY

SLOT

The RESTNV

command restores the EF1210’s settings to the user (power-up)

defaults stored in the non-volatile memory. This is useful for putting the EF1210 in

its “normal” configuration after someone has changed the settings for a particular

call. See the SAVENV

command for information about saving the user defaults in

non-volatile memory.

When the RESTNVm command is sent to the EF1210 by the host, the restore process

begins. When the restore process is complete, the EF1210 sends the RESTNVm mes-

sage back to the host as an acknowledgment. The variables that are saved as a result

of this command are listed at the end of this document. Refer to “Default Values and

Saved Parameter List” on page 84

It is possible to restore one of four (0 - 3) previously saved configurations from mem-

ory. See the SAVENVm command for a discussion of this feature.

Remote Commands

The following command can be sent by the remote control device to restore the

EF1210 to the user defaults.

EF1210 Messages

The EF1210 sends a RESTNV

message in response to a command after the restore

process is complete, if acknowledgment mode is enabled.

Example

In the following example, the remote control device restores the default settings of the

EF1210 with Device ID number 12. The EF1210 sends back messages notifying the

remote control device that the parameters have been reset to the default settings.

Remote Command Effects

RESTNV

Restore settings from non-volatile memory slot m.

m ranges from 0 to 3.

EF1210 Message Message meaning

RESTNV

Settings have been successfully restored from non-

volatile memory slot m.

m ranges from 0 to 3.

Remote Command EF1210 Message

C12RESTNV0 C12RESTNV0