SATO GL4xxe Series Operator's Manual page 71

MENU
EMC FFS
Overwrite Files
View Main Files
Delete Files
Flash Avail.
View Extd Files
XXXXX.XX
XXXXX.XX
XXXXXX Bytes
ADVANCED MODE
Print File List
ADVANCED MODE
Auto Locking
Auto Locking
Disable*
ADVANCED MODE
Set Lock Key
GL408-412e Operator's Manual
Unit 4: Printer Configuration
ADVANCED MODE (TABLE 4-3)
Extended Memory Card - Flash File System
• Overwrite Files - factory default. This option prevents files in the extended file system from
being overwritten by disabling the overwrite function.
• View Main Files - displays a list of files in the extended file system. Pressing ENTER on the
printer's operator panel display file size.
• Delete Files - allows deletion of files in the extended file list. Contact your adminstrator for
assistance.
• Flash Avail. - displays the amount of flash memory available to save or download files into
extended flash.
Is the screen that appears if the View EMC Files option is selected from the EMC FFS menu
screen. Displays the list of files in the extended file system.
Is the screen that appears if the Flash Avail. option is selected from the EMC FFS menu screen.
Displays the amount of flash memory available to save or download files into extended flash.
Prints a summary of the files stored in extended flash memory and several statistics on file
system usage.
Is a menu option within the main menu of the ADVANCED MODE and allows advancement to the
Auto Locking sub-menu to be enabled or disabled as desired.
Is the sub-menu of the Auto Locking feature.
• Disable - factory default. The ENTER key of the printer's operator panel must be manually
locked.
• Enable - the printer automatically locks the ENTER key 5 minutes after the last operator
panel key is pressed.
Is a menu option within the main menu of the ADVANCED MODE and allows advancement to the
Set Lock Key sub-menu to select a lock key.
Normally, the down arrow key and the ENTER key is pressed simultaneously to lock or unlock the
printer menu. This set of menus allows a personal choice of operator panel keys for this purpose
as long as they are not already used for another function. There is not a limit on how many keys
can be selected.
DESCRIPTION
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