Avery Dennison Monarch 9855 Programmer Manual - Manual (Page 33)

Using Configuration Files 5-1
U S I N G C O N F I G U R A T I O N F I L E S
This chapter explains how to upload configuration files from the
printer. You may want to check a printer’s configuration by uploading the
current configuration file. Once you have the uploaded configuration file,
you can identically configure another printer (clone a printer) or restore a
printer’s configuration.
Typically, the pathnames to the files being uploaded are relative to the
server’s home path, which is where the configuration file is to be written.
U p l o a d i n g a C o n f i g u r a t i o n F i l e
Use the following syntax to upload a configuration file. For the
recommended file sequence of sections in an NCL file, see “NCL File
Sequence” in Chapter 1.
Syntax …
[Config]
Keys=values
…
Keys Description Values
IPAddr IP address of the file transfer
server
nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
FTP_User User name for file transfer
server
"username"
FTP_Password Password for file transfer
server
"password"
Path Relative path to file being
uploaded
"sub-directory\filename"
%IPA The IP address is
substituted for %IPA and dots
(‘.’) are replaced with dashes (‘-‘).
%MAC The MAC address is substituted for
%MAC and dots are replaced
with dashes (‘-‘).
%PUC The value of a counter is
inserted in place of %PUC.
The counter is set to zero when
the printer is turned on and
incremented each time a log
file is sent to the host.
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