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Appendix B The PTR_SETUP Commands
Commands
Each emulation has modes in which the PTR_SETUP commands could get
missed. For this reason, it is highly recommended that all PTR_SETUP
commands be placed between print jobs, rather than attempting to imbed
them within jobs.
PTR_SETUP commands have the following format:
(SFCC)PTR_SETUP
Command
–
Sub Command
;
Value
PTR_END
For example, if the SFCC assigned to the emulation you are using is the caret
(^, hex 5E), and you wanted to load configuration number 4 and capture all
incomingdata to a file named “BIN”, you would use the followingcommand:
^PTR_SETUP
CONFIG–LOAD;4 FILE_IO–CAPTURE;BIN
PTR_END
Table 80 lists all the command, sub-command, and parameter combination s
and gives a brief description of the command.
NOTE: When a file system error occurs, a message will be displayed on the
front panel indicating the error, and the action needed to take to
correctthe error.
Table 80. PTR_SETUP Commands
Command Sub-Command Parameter Description
CONFIG LOAD
Cfg Cfg
canbe0-8.ThePTR_SETUP
will load configuration
Cfg
.If
configuration
Cfg
wasnot previously
saved,the operator panel will
display an error message and the
current configuration will be kept.
SAVE
Cfg Cfg
mustbe 1-8. This command will
save the current configuration as
configuration
Cfg
.If
Cfg
isnot in the
rangeof1-8,thecommandis
ignored.
POWERUP
Cfg
Sets the power-up configuration to
Cfg
and loads Configuration
Cfg
.
Cfg
canbeanyvaluefrom0-8,
where 0 is the factory default.
PRINT
Cfg
Print Configuration
Cfg
.
Cfg
can be
a number 1-8, or one of four pre-
defined configurations. The four
non-numeric configurations are
requestedusing the first character
forth e CURRENT,FACTORY,
POWERUP,or ALL configuration(s).