Avery Dennison Monarch 9855 Programmer Manual - Manual (Page 28)

4-4 NCL Programmer’s Manual
♦ Follow the standard conventions for your operating system
(Microsoft
® Windows®, UNIX®, etc.) For example, UNIX uses a
forward slash while Microsoft Windows uses a backslash. However,
some FTP and TFTP software only accepts one or the other and
substitutes the character for the appropriate operating system.
Example [NCL_START]
[FileXfr]
IPAddr=192.0.0.192
FTP_User=Whseshift1
FTP_Password="Paxar1"
FTP_Path="Xfer\Config.txt"
[NCL_END]
Creates an NCL file that connects to the FTP server (192.0.0.192) with
the user name Whseshift1 and password Paxar1 and downloads the
file Config.txt from the Xfer directory.
U s i n g T F T P
For a TFTP server, use the following syntax to send files to the printer.
For the recommended file sequence of sections in an NCL file, see “NCL
File Sequence” in Chapter 1.
Syntax [NCL_START]
[FileXfr]
Keys=values
[NCL_END]
Keys Description Values
IPAddr IP address or domain name of host TFTP server nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
TFTP_Path Relative path to file being downloaded "sub-directory\filename"
Flush Deletes all data in the receive buffer.
Note: Use before a database or printer-list is transferred to
the printer.
1 deletes the data
Echo1 Writes the contents to the top line of the printer's display. "firstline"
Echo2 Writes the contents to the second line of the printer's display. "secondline"
EchoNum1 Displays the numeric value of the expression following the
equal sign. Any expression evaluated as
a number
EchoNum2 Displays the numeric value of the expression following the
equal sign.
Any expression evaluated as
a number
WaitMS Amount of time to show items on the printer's display (in
milliseconds). 0 to 999999