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MAX COMMAND REFERENCE MANUAL
1-35
AD SET AUXILIARY DEFAULT
The AD command sets the default power up or reset state of the auxiliary output for the current
axis. ‘H’ following the AD command sets the power-up default to high and ‘L’ sets it to low This
change is stored as a power up parameter in flash automatically and need not be stored via the
APP command. Since this command writes to non-volatile memory it should be used only when
necessary and not in repeatedly called functions.
AD? Can be used to query the current parameter settings. Starting with V1.30 firmware (see WY
command), a question mark can follow the command in order to query the last parameter setting.
NOTE: This command will also archive all other parameter values as power up defaults.
Example: Set the power up state of the Z axis auxiliary output to high
Enter: AZ;
ADH;
Response: None
QUEUE REQUIREMENTS
FORMAT MODE COMMAND ARGUMENT
AD[H/L/?;]; Single Axis Immediate
AD[H/L,H/L,…..;]; AA-AM Immediate
Related commands: PAA