IDEC High Performance Series - Manual (Page 1279)

WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 30-35
2 USB Flash Drives
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External Memory Devices
command = FILE_COPY
■ src_path (required)
Specify the path (250 or less characters) of a source file or folder to copy.
Use “A:\” for an SD memory card and “B:\” for a USB flash drive.
■ dst_path (required)
Specify the destination path in 250 or less characters.
Use “A:\” for an SD memory card and “B:\” for a USB flash drive.
Common items
■ title
Enter a title for the button label using 2 lines of 26 characters (total 52 characters) or less.
• A line feed will automatically be added and it can be added where desired. When added in a desired location, \n will
be inserted automatically and is thus calculated as 2 single-byte characters.
• When using a semicolon (;), backslash (\), or double quotations ("), an escape character (\) will be automatically
inserted before those characters and will thus be calculated as 2 single-byte characters.
[COMMENT] section
■ comment
Enter a comment using 6 lines of 54 characters (total 324 characters) or less.
• A line feed will automatically be added but can be added where desired. When added in a desired location, \n will
be inserted automatically and is thus calculated as 2 single-byte characters.
• When using a semicolon (;), backslash (\), or double quotations ("), an escape character (\) will be automatically
inserted before those characters and will thus be calculated as 2 single-byte characters.
• If a file name is specified as the source path name, the specified file is copied.
If a folder name is specified, all of the files and subfolders contained in the folder, and all of the files in
the subfolders, are copied.
• The subfolders can be copied up to five levels.
• To prevent copying the subfolders and the files contained in the subfolders, LSM30 must be set to 1
before executing the copy.
• To stop copying files during the copy operation, write 1 to LSM31. However, it will continue to copy the
file until it is finished then it will stop copying.