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NVS Commands

Command Result

C:\Th2\Tools\
bload f=File name_ram.bin p=X b=57600 d=ram I=nvs upload

To save the NVS parameters from the MCE to the diskette.
Note: The file must be saved in the same folder as the bload program.
C:\Th2\Tools\
bload f=File name_flash.bin p=X b=57600 d=flash I=nvs upload
To save the Flash from the MCE to the disk ette.
Note: The file must be saved in the same folder as the bload program.
C:\Th2\Tools\
bload f=Qantum_ram.bin p=X b=57600 d=ram I=nvs
To Restore the NVS parameters to the MCE.
Note: The file must have been created using the version of firmware that is being loaded.
C:\Th2\Tools\
bload f=Qantum_flash.bin p=X b=57600 d=flash I=nvs
To Restore the flash to the MCE.
Note: The file must have been created using the version of firmware that is being loaded.
Quantum>> nvs dump diff
Note: This command is not valid for Firmware version 1.20.03 and later. For version 1.20.03 and later, use the PRM diff command.
All NVS parameters which are not at their default value will be saved to a text file.
Type this command at the Splot and use your terminal to capture data from the screen.


Note:
X
represents the com port in use.
In case the loading / saving failed, delete the file that was already created and re-save.
In case the loading / saving failed repeatedly, reduce the baud rate at the procoom application.
Type Quantum>> MCE baud 9600
Change the procomm monitor baud rate to 9600.
At the end of the loading return the baud rate to 57600.
f represents the filename.

 


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