12/08 Rev. 5.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning & Operation
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• Serial interface (COM1): copy testjob.txt com1
• Parallel interface (LPT1): copy testjob.txt lpt1
• USB interface / Ethernet interface:
copy testjob.txt \\computername\sharename.
– computername = Name of the computer (e.g., “DM-ECH-0990”). In
Windows XP this can be found under START > SETTINGS > CONTROL
PANEL > SYSTEM > COMPUTER NAME.
– sharename = enter the name found under START > SETTINGS >
PRINTERS AND FAXES after clicking on a printer symbol and right-
clicking PROPERTIES > SHARE (in Windows XP). The sharename stands
for a printer, which is connected to a certain port. This is the USB port for
tranferring via USB and the TCP/IP port for transferring by Ethernet.
A few hints on using the USB interface:
¯ The method described here does not work in Windows 98, Windows ME
or Windows NT 4.0.
¯ The sharename has to comply with the MS-DOS formatting conventions
(no more than 8 characters, no symbols or spaces).
P Further information about Ethernet data transfers can be found in topic
section Advanced Applications
.
Before sending a print job from a text program, you need to ensure that the
correct printer driver has been installed.
Special label layout programs, such as NiceLabel, make this much easier.
These programs also require a driver to be installed.
CF card You require the following items to load a print job from a CF card:
• CF card (copy the print job to the directory \FORMATS)
• CF card reader (to connect to your computer)
P A detailed description of how to transfer print jobs via CF cards can be found
in Advanced Applications
, “Standalone Mode”.
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