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Therefore, if you want to display a special menu for customer mode, you will place the following
files.
/mnt/sdcard/MenuXml/JobMenu.guest.xml
If you want to change the content of the menu with culture information, set the following files.
Japan：/mnt/sdcard/MenuXml/JobMenu.guest.ja-JP.xml
US：/mnt/sdcard/MenuXml/JobMenu.guest.en_US.xml
If these files do not exist, the system menu stored in ROM is displayed.
You can customize the menu by adding/placing either of the above files at the indicated location,
according to the status of use.
Note: After files are placed, restart the terminal.
The format of the above files is as follows:
- File format: XML
- Character set: UTF-8
Table 5.3 Menu property block (<Ver> tag)
No. Key Description
1 Number The number of the format version for this definition file (fixed to "2.00").
2 TopMenuName The name of the top menu. The name must consist of up to 16 one-byte characters
(or 8 two-byte characters) that can be used in file names.
Table 5.4 Menu item block (enclosed by <Menu> tags)
No. Key Description
1 Address The address that represents the location of this item.
The address string is in the following format:
[address-of-the-folder-containing-the-address][serial-number-within-the-same-level].
The figure below shows an example of items that are hierarchically structured and
represented by address strings.
01 0101 010101
0102
010102
010103
02 0201
020101
010202
0101 フォルダに属する 03 番目の項目
Notes: One level can contain up to 9 items and one folder can contain up to five
levels. Any level specified beyond this limit will not be displayed on the screen even
if defined.
Notes: An error will occur if the same address is used more than once.
2 BtnTitle The character string to be displayed on the menu button.
The string must consist up to 32 one-byte characters (or 16 two-byte characters) that
can be used in file names.
The 03 item belonging to the 0101 folder