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When you first open the OP Config program all the settings you see are initialized to some default values. These probably will not match the settings on your TCB. For that reason, if you just want to modify a few settings on the TCB, it is a good idea to **// | When you first open the OP Config program all the settings you see are initialized to some default values. These probably will not match the settings on your TCB. For that reason, if you just want to modify a few settings on the TCB, it is a good idea to **// | ||
- | and only then **// | + | and only then **// |
- | If the **Progress Bar** halts midway through the operation, and after five or ten seconds has still not resumed, an error has occurred and the operation is not going to complete. In that case, click the **Connect** button (which should now read **Disconnect**). Then re-connect to the TCB and try again. | + | So again, it is always a good idea to read in all settings from the TCB first, then make changes in OP Config, and only then write the settings back to the TCB. |
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+ | If the **Progress Bar** halts midway through the operation, and after five or ten seconds has still not resumed, an error has occurred and the operation is not going to complete. In that case, click the **Disconnect** | ||