save the complete RAM contents as described here and in the Save RAM Pages section.
System offers 8 RAM pages organized as ordered list called RAM Area. RAM pages from this area are
linked to modules by Module Loader in order as they are requested by modules. Thus RAM pages
are assigned in the same way for the same module configuration preserving the correct RAM
contents for modules.
As a consequence moving modules containing RAM pages doesn’t harm their RAM contents as far
as all modules with RAM preserve the same order in Active Modules list and module itself is able to
handle RAM page changes.
It is possible to load and save contents of RAM Area using Load RAM Pages and Save RAM Pages
commands.
Load RAM Pages loads all pages from the file to the beginning of the RAM Area. Thus contents of RAM
pages can be loaded before activating module which will use those pages.
Note that when loading a saved file that has more pages than are currently allocated, the additional
pages will still be loaded into the following unallocated space. Thus, if/when allocated to another
module in the future, these pages will contain the same contents as when loaded. If intended for
other use, you may need to clear those pages before use.
Save RAM Pages saves currently used pages from RAM Area.
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