Quantum Data 881 User Manual page 30

18 Chapter 1 Getting Started
5. Select a format by pressing the adjacent soft key. The format path is now set to the
selected folder on the selected medium.
To set the 882's path using the command line interface:
1. Establish a session with the 882 using either HyperTerminal over a serial connection or
Telnet over an Ethernet LAN. See
page 30 or "Establishing a Telnet session with the
2. For each file type (format, image, and sequence), set the path parameter to the
corresponding folder on the desired medium. In the command syntax, specify the
medium as follows:
• Flash memory: tffs0 (TFFS - Transaction Flash File System)
• PC card: card0
Note: Please note that you must us a PCMCIA card that is formatted in FAT16
filesystem. If you use an card that is formatted in FAT32, the 882 will not boot.
• File server: <server name>
3. For each file type (format, image, and sequence), set the path parameter to the
corresponding folder on local 882 media using the following commands:
FMTP /medium/Library/Formats
IMGP /medium/Library/Images
SEQP /medium/Library/Sequences
For example the medium name for the PC card is /card0. So you would enter the
following command to set the image path to the image directory on the PC card:
IMGP /card0/Library/Images
The 882 will now display the images on the PC card when you press the Contents key.
The medium name for the flash memory is /tffs0. So you would enter the following
command to set the image path to the format directory on the flash memory:
FMTP /tffs0/Library/Formats
The 882 will now display the formats on the flash memory when you press the Source
key.
The medium name for the network is the server (host name) memory. So you would
enter the following command to set the image path to the format directory on the flash
memory:
SEQP /Server030/Library/Sequences
The 882 will now display the sequences on the server when you press the Tools key
and then select sequences.
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