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# USB Parameter Sets
Saving and Recalling Parameter Files
## RESTORE PARAMETERS
Beginning with the Pro 3, three standard parameter files are stored in the VFD as a backup in case a parameter change renders the drive inoperable. These files are stored as follows:
* **CP001** - Machines with a 5HP SEW Motor (Pushstick, Revolver & Spotline)
* **CP002** - Floorpocket
* **CP003** - CM Smart Chain Hoist
### **RECALLING A USB PARAMETER FILE**
1. Press 
4X (Displays USB-A)
2. Press 
3X (Displays CP---)
3. Scroll 
to desired program number (ie CP001)
4. Press 1X (Displays 0.---)
5. Scroll two clicks right (Displays 2.WR)
6. Press 2X (Displays Flashing 2.ALL)
7. After the Beep reset the drive by engaging the E-Stop or removing the mains power
Once the file is recalled try jogging the machine from the face of the Stagehand. If all works as expected, execute an Auto-Tune from Spikemark and you are ready to Make It Move!
## SAVING A CUSTOM USB PARAMETER FILE
If you have your own machine and you need to save parameters for it specifically, you’re in luck! You can save to a new file or overwrite an existing parameter file by following the instructions below:
#### Overwrite An Existing File
1. Press 4X (Displays USB-A)
2. Press 3X (Displays CP---)
3. After the Beep reset the drive by engaging the E-Stop or removing the mains power
4. Press 1X
5. Scroll Right one click (Displays (1.RD)
6. Press 1X (Displays 0.---)
#### Save A New File
1. Press 4X (Displays USB-A)
2. Press 3X (Displays CP---)
3. Press 1X (Displays 0.---)
4. Scroll one click to the right (Displays 1.RD)
5. Press 1X
6. After the Beep reset the drive by engaging the E-Stop or removing the mains power
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