Hitachi PH - Copying User Data on a Memory Card

5-14 ● Copying User Data on a Memory Card
5.3 Copying User Data on a Memory Card
(1) Overview
● Copy print data and user pattern on a Memory card.
● Backup data can be copied on an IJ printer.
● A data type can be selected when copying it on an IJ printer.
User pattern
User pattern,
Print data
(i) User patterns include registered characters of all character sizes and standard
character patterns.
(ii) Print data includes print contents, line/column structure, print format, and
print specifications. The registered print data will be backed up, Print data
be edited will not be backed up.
● Copying method can be selected when copying data to IJ printer.
Overwrite copy Copy to open space
(i) "Overwrite copy" will copy the backup data as is. User data which have been
registered will be deleted.
(ii) "Copy to open space" will copy data to any free space in IJ printer from the
memory card. User data which have been registered will be held.
(iii) With "Copy to open space", substitution rules can not be copied. The data
which used substitution rules will be changed to a setting with no
substitution rules, and copied.
Message "Substitution rules are not used" will be displayed until
re-registration when this print data is recalled.
● Multiple IJ printer data can be copied to a memory card for backup.
● A folder depending on the serial number will be created on memory card.
● When copying backup data from memory card to IJ printer, select the folder to be
copied.
● Data of up to 100 IJ printer units can usually be stored on one memory card.
However, data exceeding the capacity of memory card cannot be stored.
● Use CF card FAT 16 formated as a memory card.
● Do not insert or remove the Memory card when power on state.
● Do not repeat insertion and removal of Memory card any more often than
necessary.
● If the standard character patterns has been changed, start the backup function
while in "Stop" state.
(2) Operating procedure
Copy user data from an IJ printer onto a Memory card.
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Insert a Memory card into a slot when power off state,
then power on.
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Memory card (Compact Flash (CF);
2G bytes or less)
[Caution] Make the back of the Memory card face the board.
In inserting it into a slot, do not overstrain it.
Insert it into a slot along its rails, or it will be accidentally
inserted as the diagram above indicates.
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