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Selecting profile n will reset the modem and load user profile n. Profile n is also set
as the power-on profile.
Saving to Profile
You can save your current settings to one of the four user profiles. If you want to
modify one of the profiles, recall it as the active settings, then use the panel menu or
AT command to do modifications. Save it by using the SAVE TO submenu or &Wn
command. For example, to save to profile 2, you can issue AT&W2 from the terminal
or select the SAVE TO submenu from the LCD panel, then press the ENTER key on
profile 2. On the SAVE TO submenu screen, the profile accompanying the equal sign
(=) is the profile selected in the RESET submenu, i.e., the power-on default profile,
unless the power-on profile is set to factory default. In this case, profile 0 is the SAVE
TO default.
Profile Protection
If S35 bit 6 of profile 0 is set, this profile is protected. A save operation using AT&W0
will prompt the user to enter the supervisory password. Using the SAVE TO menu to
save to profile 0 will have no effect. Refer to chapter 8 for more information on
S-registers.
PROFILE 0 ATZ0 Resets the modem and loads user profile 0.
PROFILE 1 ATZ1 Resets the modem and loads user profile 1.
PROFILE 2 ATZ2 Resets the modem and loads user profile 2.
PROFILE 3 ATZ3 Resets the modem and loads user profile 3.
FACTORY
DEFAULT
ATZ4 Resets the modem and loads the factory default
profile.
PROFILE 0 AT&W0 Saves the current settings to the user profile 0.
PROFILE 1 AT&W1 Saves the current settings to the user profile 1.
PROFILE 2 AT&W2 Saves the current settings to the user profile 2.
PROFILE 3 AT&W3 Saves the current settings to the user profile 3.
=PROFILE 0
: PROFILE 1
: PROFILE 2
: PROFILE 3
= PROFILE 0
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