Chapter 9: Additional Access Point Features
Understanding the Access Point Segments
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Several of the commands described in this chapter require that you specify the segment where a file is located on the access point. 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.
The segment numbers (1, 2, 3, and 4) and names (id, ib, ad, and ab) actually indicate specific segments on older access points. But these numbers and names all indicate the same flash memory segment on an access point.
When you use a command that requires a segment number or name, you can specify 1, 2, 3, 4, id, ib, ad, or ab to indicate the one flash memory segment on the access point. For consistency, all the commands in this chapter use the segment number 1.
If you do not specify a segment name or number in a command, the access point first searches RAM and then the flash memory segment until it finds a file that matches the file name.
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Legacy scripts with commands that specify segment numbers or names can be run on
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