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| Command | Result |
C:\Th2\Tools\ |
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 Note: The file must be saved in the same folder as the bload program. |
| C:\Th2\Tools\ bload f=file name_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=file name_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 |
Backing up NVS to ASCII text file: All NVS parameters which are not at their default value will be saved to a text file. Type this command at the monitor (procomm) 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.