InFocus M-300 System Operation Options Menu, ONE File Memory Menu, Helpful Hint, Autofocus Menu

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3-14 System Operation

OPTIONS Menu

Selecting this menu will allow the access to turn on certain options that the laser system might have.

ONE FILE MEMORY Menu

Pressing “SELECT” key while cursor is on this line will toggle the setting on and off. When off, it enables the multiple file memory buffer system (default). When on, it disables the multiple file memory buffer and stores only one file at a time. How it works when it is turned on:

When you download a file to the laser system that file will appear in the “FILE DISPLAY” menu. Press the “START” key and run the file just as you would as if you were in the multiple file memory mode. You can run this file as many times as you want because it remains in memory.

Now, as you download the second file, observe the display and you will see “MEMORY EMPTY” flash momentarily and then the new file appears. Basically what has happened it that the laser system clears out the entire memory as the new file comes in to replace the first file. You can now run that second file as many times as you want. If you download another file, it dumps the entire memory again and the new file becomes the only file in memory, and so on.

While in this mode, the parallel port is turned off so no new files can be received until the file is finished running. This is to prevent the incoming file from erasing the file that is running.

Helpful Hint

You will notice that while in this mode of operation, all files downloaded will be labeled as the #1 file in memory. This might be confusing especially if you continuously download files with the same name. If you do this, you might question yourself whether or not you downloaded the next file because if you look on the display, it shows the same file number and the same name as the previous file that you ran. But if you look further, the timer will show 0:00:00 and the “COPIES” will be 0 if the file has never run. If the file did run, the “COPIES” will be greater than 0 and the time will show the amount of time that the file took to run.

AUTOFOCUS Menu

Pressing the “SELECT” key while the cursor is on this line will toggle this option ON and OFF. Later in this section, we will explain how to use this option in more detail.

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