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File Del & Trans Prog

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Table Destination and Folder Destination Folder name Scenario file name Japan U.S.A. OTTOMAN_DEL_JP OTTOMAN_DEL_US OTTOMAN_DEL_JP.ini OTTOMAN_DEL_US.ini The menu display is the same as in step 4). Check two points of (A) and (B) on the menu in step 4). These are different for every destination ((A) is same.) The display for every destination is shown below. Table Differences of display by destination (Differences are underlined.) Destination (A) Japan U.S.A. version 0.9.9.10 version 0.9.9.10 (B) FILE DEL & TRANS PROG(JP) Ver.6423A FILE DEL & TRANS PROG(US) Ver.6423A 9) Wait for a while. Then, "OK" appears on the PC. 10) Remove the USB cable. At this moment, be careful not to touch the POWER button. By removing the USB cable, "OK" on the PC disappears. 11) The unit is automatically started up. [Transfer of supplied data for factory setting] 12) Transfer the supplied data for factory setting in the same manner as in step 4). Terminate Ottoman.exe once. Then, start up newly the [Transfer Program (Ottoman.exe)] on the PC and select the scenario file (*.ini) in which files to be transferred are described. Ottoman.exe and the scenario file are provided on the CD-ROM (Material No.: 360058245). Names for the destination-wise stored folder and file are different depending on the destination. The relationship between destination and folder is shown on the table below. Table Destination and Folder Destination Folder name Scenario file name Japan U.S.A. OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_JP OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_US OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_JP.ini OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_US.ini The menu display is the same as in step 4). Check two points of (A) and (B) on the menu in step 4). These are different for every destination ((A) is same.) The display for every destination is shown below. 11

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Table
Destination and Folder
Destination
Folder name
Scenario file name
Japan
OTTOMAN_DEL_JP
OTTOMAN_DEL_JP.ini
U.S.A.
OTTOMAN_DEL_US
OTTOMAN_DEL_US.ini
The menu display is the same as in step 4). Check two points of (A) and (B) on the menu in step 4).
These are different for every destination ((A) is same.) The display for every destination is shown below.
Table
Differences of display by destination (Differences are underlined.)
Destination
(A)
(B)
Japan
version 0.9.9.10
FILE DEL & TRANS PROG(
JP
) Ver.6423A
U.S.A.
version 0.9.9.10
FILE DEL & TRANS PROG(
US
) Ver.6423A
9)
Wait for a while. Then, “OK” appears on the PC.
10) Remove the USB cable. At this moment, be careful not to touch the POWER button. By removing the
USB cable, “OK” on the PC disappears.
11) The unit is automatically started up.
[Transfer of supplied data for factory setting]
12) Transfer the supplied data for factory setting in the same manner as in step 4). Terminate Ottoman.exe
once. Then, start up newly the [Transfer Program (Ottoman.exe)] on the PC and select the scenario file
(*.ini) in which files to be transferred are described.
Ottoman.exe and the scenario file are provided on the CD-ROM (Material No.: 360058245). Names for
the destination-wise stored folder and file are different depending on the destination. The relationship
between destination and folder is shown on the table below.
Table
Destination and Folder
Destination
Folder name
Scenario file name
Japan
OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_JP
OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_JP.ini
U.S.A.
OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_US
OTTOMAN_SAMPLE_US.ini
The menu display is the same as in step 4). Check two points of (A) and (B) on the menu in step 4).
These are different for every destination ((A) is same.) The display for every destination is shown below.