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--- commands:reset [2020/10/28 19:24] – brandon
+++ commands:reset [2023/08/31 03:52] (current) – expanded brandon
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 ^Format  |RESET|
-This command causes the controller to do a software reset.  A software reset reinitializes all variables back to their pre-assigned values.
+This command causes the controller to do a software reset.  A software reset re-initializes all variables back to their pre-assigned values and initializes all positions to 0.  Saved settings and system flags are preserved across resets, but not saved positions.  Therefore commands like [[commands:SETHOME|HM]] require a power cycle instead of a reset.  To re-initialize settings to default, use ''SS X'' before the reset (see documentation for the [[commands:saveset|SS command]]; note that on Tiger ''SS'' is a card-addressed command).
-A reset is different from a power cycle. This command does not save positions, commands like [[commands:SETHOME|SETHOME]] require a power cycle instead of a reset.
---> Additional Notes with usage on Tiger#
-RESET is usually a '' Broadcast command'' but can be used as a ''Card-Addressed Command'' as well. When addressed to a specific card, it resets that card and then the Comm card (required to communicate with the reset card) without affecting other installed cards.
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+--> Additional Notes about usage on Tiger ^
+RESET is usually a '' Broadcast command'' but can be used as a ''Card-Addressed Command'' as well. When addressed to a specific card, it resets that card and then the Comm card (required to communicate with the reset card) without affecting other installed cards.
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