Index: tests/hd_nvm_scripts.py
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diff -u -r5ec51022d4c81fba0406aecfbb9b5cdfe4f7d068 -r920d1a0826639951cd7f6cfa07b41dc175083043
--- tests/hd_nvm_scripts.py	(.../hd_nvm_scripts.py)	(revision 5ec51022d4c81fba0406aecfbb9b5cdfe4f7d068)
+++ tests/hd_nvm_scripts.py	(.../hd_nvm_scripts.py)	(revision 920d1a0826639951cd7f6cfa07b41dc175083043)
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
     # Use cmd_set_hd_calibration_excel_to_fw() set the changes back to firmware
     # This function requires an address for the excel report. Use the absolute address of your excel report like the
     # example below
-    hd.calibration_record.cmd_set_hd_calibration_excel_to_fw('/home/fw/projects/HD_NV_Records/2022-07-20-HD-Record.xlsx')
+    hd.calibration_record.cmd_set_hd_calibration_excel_to_fw('/home/fw/projects/HD_NV_Records/2022-07-26-HD-Record.xlsx')
 
     # For resetting the calibration record to benign values, use the function below
     #hd.calibration_record.cmd_reset_hd_calibration_record()
@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@
     if hd.cmd_log_in_to_hd():
 
         # Comment this function if not needed
-        run_sw_configs_commands()
+        #run_sw_configs_commands()
 
         # Comment this function if not needed
-        #run_calibration_commands()
+        run_calibration_commands()