⚠ These are live control-loop gains, not device configuration. Changing them takes effect immediately on the running PLL / amplitude / DC / current control loops and can affect synchronization or stability. They are also not persisted — a power cycle or a reset from the command line while the knob is OFF reverts everything to firmware defaults.

⚠ Only change these if you know exactly what you are doing. These are safety-critical operating limits — incorrect values can damage the device or create a safety hazard. This is not necessary for normal operation or servicing.

Changes made here are persistent: they are saved to the device and survive power loss and resets. Be very careful — a wrong value stays in effect until it is changed back.

⚠ Overridden channels no longer reflect the real sensor value. Safety logic (current limits, temperature cutoffs, phase checks, etc.) reads the overridden value too, not the real one — so it can miss an actual fault, or trip on one that isn't really happening. Overrides are not persisted: they clear on power cycle.

⚠ These act directly on the hardware, bypassing the normal state machines. A relay override or a manually driven PWM amplitude/offset stays in effect — fighting or replacing whatever the app/worker/control-loop logic would otherwise do — until you clear it, or the device loses power. Use with a scope or meter on the output, not with load connected unless you mean to.