User Manual
TTX 450/650/950/1050 – Puma/Lion/Tiger/Tiger XXL – TDI/STDI/XXtreme –
S45/65/95/105
05/08 Rev. 2.14 10
FLASH RAM / PROM card
A name used and defined by the company INTEL witch has used this technology first. The
memory is build similar to the EEPROM but can be cleared in single sectors. A low voltage
(5V) is enough to clear the memory and this voltage is available in the most places
(PC/printer). The clear procedure is very fast, the data’s are stored in the memory after
power down – without battery.
This card is re programmable and can be programmed in a PC with the data’s. Stored on this
card type can be fonts and logos – same as on the EPROM card. In difference it is possible
to store as well formats.
Memory size is different depending on card type and printer.
RAM card (Random Access Memory)
Very fast, volatile memory. Each single memory cell is programmable and readable. Using
RAM card means that a battery is used to make the memory non volatile- the data’s are still
in the memory after power is switched off, reasoned by the power of the battery.
The card type is re programmable and depending on the printer type the card can be
programmed in the printer (via down load) or at the PC. It is possible to store – similar to the
EPROM card, as well logos fonts but different to the EPROM card as well formats.
Memory size is different depending on card type and printer.
Card use
Depending on the printer type the cards can be used different. Attached you will find a table
showing card type, menu point to clear the card – where the card has to be formatted – and
as well the quantity of files.
card type menu point formatting formatting quantity of files
Easy Card
Format Card
--- DOS as much as you want
(max. memory)
Logo Card LCLR intern ---
Font Card DOWN intern DOS one, „V55_CARD.BIN“
Speedo Card DOWN intern DOS one, „PROMFILE.BIN“
DOS Card --- DOS as much as you want
Database Card DOWN intern one & Index
Barcode Card --- intern ---
Image Card ICLR intern ---
Card type
Note: For more information please refer to the card manual.
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