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AT-WA7500 and AT-WA7501 Installation and User’s Guide
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Using the
Commands
Several of these commands require that you enter filenames. To indicate
the segment where the file is located, you precede the filename with either
a segment number or name followed by a colon. For example,
1:ap824x.prg refers to the AP824X.PRG file is located in segment 1.
For details about using segment numbers and names for an access point,
which contains only one flash memory segment, see “Understanding the
Access Point Segments” on page 264.
FB
Purpose: Makes an inactive segment the active segment. Because the
AT-WA7500 and AT-WA7501 have only one flash memory segment, this
command has no affect on the access points. This command is included
here for backward compatibility with older scripts only.
Syntax: FB bootsegment datasegment
where:
bootsegment is the name or number of the boot segment to be activated.
datasegment is the name or number of the data segment to be activated.
Example: These examples apply to non-AT-WA7500 and AT-WA7501
products and are included for your reference only.
To make segment 2 the active boot segment and segment 4 the active
data segment, enter:
FB 2 4
You can use an asterisk instead of a segment name if you want to leave
that segment unchanged. For example, to leave the active boot segment
unchanged and make segment 4 the active data segment, you could
enter:
FB * 4
After loading software into the access point a common task is to activate
the new software. To activate the new software, enter:
FB IB: ID:
This command activates the inactive boot and data segments. You do not
need to know which of the boot and data segment numbers the flash is
loaded into.