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SCSxx05/SCSxx20 User Guide 4: Configuration

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Saving

This SAVE command saves all changes and updates to non-volatile

memory.

The SCS automatically saves the programmed parameters after running the

setup script for the first time only. After that, the system administrator must run

SAVE manually, as follows:

1. To permanently save any parameter changes, type SAVE (all caps) at the

command prompt.

2. Press Enter. It may take a few minutes for the system to save your entries.

The reboot and the poweroff commands check for unsaved data before

execution, just in case a SAVE is required. They prompt you to execute a SAVE,

if necessary.

Note: SAVE does not store the buffered data, which is only maintained

in RAM. If you require the buffered data, you can poll the appropriate

ports and capture the buffered data at any time.

Rebooting

The very first time you log in to the SCS as sysadmin, a special routine runs to

properly set up the system files, read/write operations, and other aspects of the

file system. The SCS automatically reboots after running the setup script for the

first time. All other setup script sessions require you to use the reboot command

to ensure that all configuration changes are made.

1. To make the parameter changes take effect, type reboot at the command

prompt.

2. Press Enter.

3. If file changes have not been saved into non-volatile memory, the reboot

operation includes a prompt, allowing you to SAVE the files if desired.

Note: The system administrator is automatically logged out.

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