8.3 Copying Files
You can copy a fi le from any part of the printer's memory to another
part, provided it is not read-only. You can also use the COPY instruction
to give the copy a new name.
COPY "[<device>]<original fi le name>"[,"[<device>]<new fi le name>"]
The size of the name is max. 30 characters. If no memory device reference is given, the printer' s permanent
memory ("c:") is assumed.
Example:
COPY "card1:Logotype.1","LOGO.1" ↵
8.4 Downloading Binary Files
Binary fi les, for example font fi les in TrueType format, can be down-
loaded to the printer's permanent memory using a single instruction.
Before the transfer can be performed, the communication setup must be
changed to 8 characters, CTS/RTS handshake.
FILE& LOAD"<fi le name>",<fi le size>
<fi le name>
<fi le size>
The printer waits for the specifi ed number of bytes to be received with a 25 sec. timeout between
characters.
8.5 Downloading Image Files
Image fi les in .PCX format can be downloaded to the printer's memory
and installed using a single instruction. Before the transfer can be per-
formed, the communication setup must be changed to 8 characters,
CTS/RTS handshake.
IMAGE LOAD"<image name>",<fi le size>[,"<fl ag>"]
<fi le name>
<fi le size>
<fl ag>
The printer waits for the specifi ed number of bytes to be received with a 25 seconds timeout between
characters.
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is the name you want to assign to the fi le in the printer's memory.
is the size in bytes of the original fi le in the host.
is the name you want to assign to the image in the printer's memory.
is the size in bytes of the original .PCX fi le in the host.
is either "S" or an empty string "":
S specifi es that the image will be saved in the permanent memory (not
recommended);
an empty string ("") specifi es that the image will be saved in the temporary
memory and thus will be deleted at power off or reboot.
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