Murata HN-210 Manual page 34

If an invalid command or value is entered, the radio will respond with "Error" as shown
above Until the command to save the parameters (
only be valid until power is cycled or DTR is toggled by pressing the F1 key twice.
New parameter values that have been issued are saved to non-volatile memory using the
"m>" command. Refer to the Memory Commands section for details on this and other
helpful memory commands.
To exit configuration mode from the WinCom screen, use the "z>" command and press
Enter as shown below.
The return to the data mode is indicated by an absence of the ">" prompt. Refer to the
Configuration Commands section below for details on all the configurable parameters.
When the radio is linked to another radio, a communications test can be run by clicking
on the Transmit button or pressing the F6 key. Whatever ASCII string is in the Transmit
String window will be transmitted as shown below.
If the other radio is sending data, the received data will be displayed in the WinCOM
window.
If the Binary box is checked, all characters received will be displayed subject to the
limitations of Windows. For example, a carriage return will not return the cursor to the
left side of the window but the character corresponding to
will be displayed. Similarly, if the Hex Mode box is checked, all characters are displayed
in hexadecimal format.
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