ENCAD 215319-1 User Manual page 81

the flex cable gently with a cotton swab moistened with water. Do not use acetone or any
other harsh cleaner as this may cause damage to the flex cable.
Printer settings are lost when printer is turned off or rebooted
Be sure to save your printer settings to a User number. (See "Saving User Settings" in
Chapter 2.) When you are ready to print, select the User number that you saved.
What if I need a firmware upgrade?
You can download firmware upgrades from ENCAD's Internet web page
(www.encad.com).
Firmware Download Procedure (Upgrade/Printer Refresh)
You can download the new firmware directly from the diskette, but if you copy the
xxxx.ROM and GO.EXE files to a temporary directory on your hard drive, it will load
faster.
For Windows:
1. Ensure the printer is turned ON and you have your parallel cable (IEEE
1284) attached between the parallel port on the printer and the parallel port
on the host computer.
2. From a DOS prompt type: GO xxxx.ROM and press <ENTER>.
Note: For NT systems, click on Start\Programs\Command Prompt. At the
DOS prompt go to the location of the .ROM file. Then type: PRINT /
D:LPT1 \XXXX.ROM and press Enter.
Approximately 20 - 40 seconds later a single beep should be heard, indicat-
ing the download was successful. After a one second delay, the printer will
automatically reboot. The printer should come up normally. Verify the new
firmware revision by sequencing through Utility Menu - Service Menu -
About menu.
3. If multiple beeps are heard, reboot printer and reseat parallel port connection.
Resend the .ROM file to the printer.
For Macintosh:
1. Ensure the printer is turned ON and you have your ImageWriter II cable
(RS422-232) attached between the serial port on the printer and the serial
port on the host computer.
2. Place the xxxx.ROM file in the Spool folder on the Mac and run the spooler.
You don't need the GO.EXE application. Approximately 20 - 40 seconds
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