Owner Manual

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T5 PCI-EPP CONVERSION PROCEDURES
SAV E / RESTORE PARAMETERS USING AN EXTERNAL STORAGE
DESCRIPTION:
Use the “Save Parameters to an External Device” function to save the current terminal parameters to an external storage device
that is attached to a USB port. Should it ever become necessary to restore the parameters, the “Restore Parameters From External
Device” function can be used to quickly configure the terminal with the saved parameters.
NOTE: You may save the parameters from the X-Scale by attaching a USB storage device to any available USB port on the
“X-Scale Docking Board”. For X2 units, attach the USB storage device to any available port on the “X2 Main Board”.
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CCESS INSTRUCTIONS:
1. From the MAIN MENU screen, select the TERMINAL STATUS option by
pressing <8> on the keypad.
2. To SAVE PARAMETERS TO EXTERNAL STORAGE, press <6> on the keypad.
3. To RESTORE PARAMETERS FROM EXTERNAL DEVICE, press <7> on the
keypad.
 Select <6> on the keypad. The following prompt appears. Press <ENTER> to continue.
 Enter a name for this saved parameter file. Press <ENTER>. Note: Saved parameter files extension is (.TSF)
 At the confirmation dialog, remove the jumpdrive.
DESCRIPTION:
The RESTORE PARAMETERS FROM EXTERNAL STORAGE function restores a previously saved set of parameters from a USB external
storage device (see note above for USB device placement).
 Select <7> on the keypad. The screen at right appears.
 LOOK IN. Press <1> to cycle through the destinations of the saved
parameter file. Select “USB DEVICE”.
 FILES OF TYPE. Press <2> to select the saved parameter file type and
name. Use the <ARROW> keys to move up/down in the list of files.
Press <ENTER> to select the highlighted file.
Note: Saved parameter files extension is (.TSF)
DESCRIPTION:
The SAV E PARAMETERS TO EXTERNAL STORAGE function saves the current
terminal parameters to an external storage device (jumpdrive) attached to a
USB port.
1. Unlock and open the control panel (RL2000/5000) or cabinet sleeve door (FT5000/RT2000).
2. Locate one of the USB port connectors (see note above)