User`s manual

Chapter 5: USB A Host

Loading Settings Using a USB Flash Drive

This feature allows easy loading of settings. This feature is available starting with

version 1.40 rmware. A settings le can contain any collection of VARIABLE commands

including VARIABLE WRITE.

To load settings using the USB-A Host, follow these steps:

1. Create a folder on the ash drive at the root level named CognitiveTPG.

2. Inside this folder create a folder named Settings.

3. Copy the settings les in the Settings folder.

4. After the printer has fully booted and is displaying a ready state, insert the USB ash

drive in the printer’s USB-A connector.

5. The printer will load all les present in the CognitiveTPG\Settings folder.

6. Multiple les can be present in the folder.

7. Files are loaded in alphabetical order.

Loading Objects Using a USB Flash Drive

This feature allows easy loading of stored objects such as fonts, graphics, menus,

and stored formats. This feature is available starting with version 1.40 rmware.

To load objects using the USB-A Host, follow these steps:

1. Create a folder on the ash drive at the root level named CognitiveTPG.

2. Inside this folder create a folder named Objects.

3. Copy the object les (fonts, formats, graphics) in the Objects folder.

4. After the printer has fully booted and is displaying a ready state, insert the USB ash

drive in the printer’s USB-A connector.

5. The printer will load all objects present in the CognitiveTPG\Objects folder.

6. Multiple les can be present in the folder.

7. Files are loaded in alphabetical order.

Loading Firmware Using a USB Flash Drive

This feature provides a rmware upgrade method using the USB ash drive. When

the ash key is inserted, the le in the folder CognitiveTPG\Firmware is examined and

used to upgrade printer rmware if it represents an upgrade. This feature is

available starting with version 1.30 rmware.

To load rmware using the USB-A Host, follow these steps:

1. Create a folder on the ash drive at the root level named CognitiveTPG.

2. Inside this folder create a folder named Firmware.

3. Copy the rmware le (obtained, for example, from CognitiveTPG’s Web site) in the

Firmware folder.

4. After the printer has fully booted and is displaying a ready state, insert the USB ash

drive in the printer’s USB A connector.