Kyocera Ci1000 Technical Reference Manual page 112

Chapter 6 Permanent Parameters
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I0—Name of the partition in memory card
The FRPO I0 specifies a memory card partition name to be automatically read at power up. Only one
partition may be specified. The data read from the named partition at power up will be available to
users accessing the currently-active interface.
The command uses the following format:
FRPO I0, 'partition-name';
Note that a comma must be placed after the I0 parameter. The partition name should not exceed 15
printable ASCII characters (20H through 7EH) and be enclosed by single or double quotation marks.
Partition names are case-sensitive so the correct upper and lowercase characters must be used in the
FRPO I0 string.
The FRPO M2 parameter enables the printing system to read the partition name into a port apart from
the currently active one. For instance, if the active port were the parallel port but the M2 parameter
specified the serial port, then the memory card data would be available to users accessing the serial
interface.
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M1—Status send control
The FRPO M1 parameter enables the user to receive printing system status information. By sending
CTRL-T (Hex 14) from the host computer to the printing system.
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M3—Host buffer mode
The M3 parameter determines the automatic or fixed host buffer mode.
If the M3 value is 0 (automatic), the first data arriving from the computer go into buffer #1, regardless
of which interface they arrive on. While buffer #1 is in use, if data also begin to arrive on a second
interface they are stored in buffer #2. The printing system will print these data after it has finished
printing the job received through buffer #1. The general rule is that data go to the available buffer.
If the M3 value is 1 (fixed), buffer #1 is fixed to receive only the data arriving in the parallel interface;
and buffer #2 is fixed in the option interface (if installed). The first data arriving on one of the
interfaces go into its fixed, dedicated buffer and the printing system begins printing these data and
continues as above.
The factory setting of the total host buffer size is 60 kilobytes or 500 kilobytes depending on the
model. This can be altered by the FRPO H8 command. If you alter the buffer size, you must reset the
printing system to bring the change in effect.
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M5/M6/M7/M8—Host buffer size
The printing system utilizes each one buffer for its interfaces. This enables simultaneous receiving
of data from the different host computers. The FRPO M5, M6, M7, and M8 parameters determine
the ratio among the sizes allocated to these buffers. Parameters M6 and M7 are provided for option
interfaces.
For example, to allocate the buffers with size ratio of 5:1, use the following format:
!R! FRPO M3, 1; FRPO M5, 5; FRPO M6, 1; EXIT;
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Ignored in some emulation modes.
g
Models of low-end category only.
h
A3/ledger models only.