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MAX COMMAND REFERENCE MANUAL
1-45
APP ARCHIVE CURRENT
PARAMETERS AS POWER-UP DEFAULTS
The APP command stores the current parameter set as the power-up default set of values. This is
done by writing the current parameter set to flash memory. The following list of parameters can
have their values saved to flash memory: AC, AO, BC, BD, BR, DBI/DBN, EDI/EDN, EH, EHD, ER,
ES, HD, HG, HT, HV, KA, KB, KD, KF, KI, KO, KP, KU, KV, LM, LT, SC/SS/AJ, PA, PAA, PS, SE,
SK, SV, TL, VB, VL, #UR and UU.
Note: This command should not be issued when an axis is in motion and it should
be used sparingly because the flash memory has a limited number of write cycles.
Example: Save the current parameter set to be the power up default set of values.
Enter: APP;
Response: None.
QUEUE REQUIREMENTS
FORMAT MODE COMMAND ARGUMENT
APP; Single Axis Immediate
APP; AA-AM Immediate
Related commands: RDB, RDF, RDP