Printek 4000se User Manual
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1. A blank line (ignored).
2. A comment line, which begins with a semicolon ";" (ignored).
3. A heading line, which is enclosed in square brackets "[]".
4. An item setup line, of the format item=value.
Each item setup line must appear under the appropriate heading line. The
first heading line in the file must be [BeginPrintekSetup]. The
last heading line in the file must be [EndPrintekSetup]. All other
heading lines and item setup lines are optional.
If any errors exist in the remote setup file, no changes will be made to the
printer configuration. When possible, the printer will indicate the line
number in the file where the first error occurred. Counting of lines begins
with 1 at the [BeginPrintekSetup] heading line. Any lines
preceding this will not be processed, and will not be counted.
Before sending the remote setup file to the printer, minimal setup is required
via an escape sequence. The I/O interface to be used for remote setup
must be configured appropriately to communicate with the host system, and
printer must be placed in remote setup mode. This is done by sending a 3-
byte escape sequence to the printer. This sequence is ESC; or hexadecimal
1B 1B 3B. This sequence may be included at the beginning of the text file.
After this is done, the printer will reset, beep the bell to alert the operator,
and display the message "
Waiting For Remote Setup
". The remote
setup file may now be sent to the printer.
After the printer receives the remote setup file (without error), all specified
configuration changes will be made, the printer will reset. When this reset is
complete, the printer will be ready for normal interaction with the host
system. Errors in the setup file are handled as Fatal errors. Test the setup
file before sending it to a remote printer.
The available heading lines, and item setup lines, are documented below.
Note that all the legal values are shown for each item, but in use only one
value may be supplied in the setup file. An example file follows these
definitions.