Kyocera KM-2030 Print System K Instruction Handbook (Functions) - Page 26

C:\windows>echo !r! Rwer S, >lpt1, C:\windows>copy /b Font1 Lpt1, C:\windows>echo !r!

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3.Memory Card / RAM Disk 3-3-4 Writing font data Perform the following procedure when you want to write font data to a Memory Card or RAM Disk from your computer. At the same time as the font data is written to disk, it will be sent to the printer as well. * Verify beforehand that the Memory Card is in a write-enabled state and that the RAM Disk is turned ON. * Only TrueType fonts can be written to the Memory Card or RAM Disk. Procedure 1 Open an MS-DOS Prompt in Windows. 2 Type in the command to write data and then press the ENTER key. [Example] To write the font data entitled "FONT1" to a Memory Card C:\WINDOWS>ECHO !R! RWER S,A,0,"FONT1","FONT",45040;>LPT1 12 3 4 5 NOTES The parameters contained within the command line are as follows: 1: "A" refers to the Memory Card and "0" refers to the RAM Disk 2: "0" refers to a TrueType font, "1" refers to a Japanese TrueType font, "2" refers to a Japanese TrueType Collection font 3: File name 4: Font name 5: Font data length (binary data bytes) 3 Send the font data from your computer. C:\WINDOWS>COPY /b FONT1 LPT1_ 4 Once the font data is sent, the next command can be sent. C:\WINDOWS>ECHO !R! WRED; EXIT;>LPT1_ 5 Print out the Partition List to verify whether or not the data was written properly. * Refer to "3-3-7 Printing out the Partition List" for information on printing that list. * In 20 ppm copiers, Partition List print out is accomplished from the operation panel on the copier itself. Refer to "2. Printer Settings (20 ppm copier)" on page 2-1 for information on the appropriate procedure. 3-4

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3.Memory Card / RAM Disk
3-3-4
Writing font data
Perform the following procedure when you want to write font data to a Memory Card or RAM Disk from your computer. At the same time
as the font data is written to disk, it will be sent to the printer as well.
*
Verify beforehand that the Memory Card is in a write-enabled state and that the RAM Disk is turned ON.
*
Only TrueType fonts can be written to the Memory Card or RAM Disk.
Procedure
1
Open an MS-DOS Prompt in Windows.
2
Type in the command to write data and then press the ENTER key.
[Example] To write the font data entitled “FONT1” to a Memory Card
C:\WINDOWS>ECHO !R! RWER S,
A,
0,”
FONT1”,”
FONT”,
45040;>LPT1
12
3
4
5
NOTES
The parameters contained within the command line are as follows:
1: “A” refers to the Memory Card and “0” refers to the RAM Disk
2: “0” refers to a TrueType font, “1” refers to a Japanese TrueType font, “2” refers to a Japanese TrueType Collection font
3: File name
4: Font name
5: Font data length (binary data bytes)
3
Send the font data from your computer.
C:\WINDOWS>COPY /b FONT1 LPT1_
4
Once the font data is sent, the next command can be sent.
C:\WINDOWS>ECHO !R! WRED; EXIT;>LPT1_
5
Print out the Partition List to verify whether or not the data was written properly.
*
Refer to “3-3-7
Printing out the Partition List” for information on printing that list.
*
In 20 ppm copiers, Partition List print out is accomplished from the operation panel on the copier itself. Refer to “2. Printer Settings
(20 ppm copier)” on page 2-1 for information on the appropriate procedure.