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I don't know if setting it to 1 will have any effect, but setting it to 0 will definitely have no effect, so in this case just follow the manual for safety. Maybe the manufacturer knows what function setting this bit to 1 will have, but doesn't intend to open this function to you, so they stipulate that this bit must be 0.
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I don't know if setting it to 1 will have any effect, but setting it to 0 will definitely have no effect, so in this case just follow the manual for safety. Maybe the manufacturer knows what function setting this bit to 1 will have, but doesn't intend to open this function to you, so they stipulate that this bit must be 0.
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