Difference between revisions of "Program Direct Access Key feature"
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| − | 784 programming is temporarily stored in the running configuration in RAM, and permanently synchronized to Flash after up to 4 hours. Flash is always synchronized after AlphaPro update (SendChg/SendAll) and before software reset if any pending changes. But there is no sync if sudden power or APC reset. | + | ::'''Note:''' As from AMC 10.60.3.1 the 784 programming is temporarily stored in the running configuration in RAM, and permanently synchronized to Flash after up to 4 hours. Flash is always synchronized after AlphaPro update (SendChg/SendAll) and before software reset if any pending changes. But there is no sync if sudden power or APC reset. |
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Revision as of 00:22, 7 March 2011
| Feature: | Program Direct Access Key |
| Default directory number: | 784, 9541 |
| Feature number: | 32 |
| Parameter 1: |
0 = Standard program DAK 0 (784)
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| Description: | Program DAK key. Dial: <dir.no> <dak-sequence> <DAK-key>, e.g. 784 + 123 + DAK key. Directory number 9541 is used in the menues of the Dual Display station |
- Note: As from AMC 10.60.3.1 the 784 programming is temporarily stored in the running configuration in RAM, and permanently synchronized to Flash after up to 4 hours. Flash is always synchronized after AlphaPro update (SendChg/SendAll) and before software reset if any pending changes. But there is no sync if sudden power or APC reset.