Datamax-O'Neil A-Class Mark II Operator’s Manual User Manual

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2.3.4 USB Port Connections


The Universal Serial Bus port requires a standard USB cable.

This USB Port is a device-end only connection. Never attach a keyboard, mouse,

modem, etc. to this port; damage can result.


2.3.5 SDIO and USB Host Port Connections


If equipped with the Secure Digital Input Output (SDIO) and USB Host Ports, the printer can accept
external storage devices for fonts, graphics, label formats, and firmware files. The USB Host Port

also accepts a USB keyboard for standalone, direct data (Line mode) input applications; see the
Class Series 2 Programmer’s Manual for examples.

SDIO Connections - When installing an SDIO Card, turn OFF the printer then slide the card

into the slot. Module “F” will be recognized by the printer. When removing a card, turn OFF the
printer then press inward on the card to release it.


USB Host Port Connections - The USB Host Ports support plug and play device installation
and removal. Module “H” and Module “I” will be recognized by the printer.

Memory device sizes up to 16 GB are supported.

If equipped on the memory device, ensure that the Write Protect Switch is OFF.

Before initial use, format the external memory device; see Section 4.2.3.

Always allow process completion before removing modules.

Using Memory Functions

Download your files to the device using Windows Explorer or DMX Config; see FILE HANDLING
DEFINITIONS in Appendix A. The following examples highlight several ways to use memory

devices; unless otherwise noted, see MODULES in Section 4.2.3 for details about function
selections.

Files that reside in Module “X” cannot be copied; see Appendix A for module details.

For access to all functions, ensure that the Advanced Menu is selected: Press System
Settings
select Menu Mode and then Advanced Menu.

To copy files stored on a module to or from the printer:

1. Press the MENU button then select Printer Options.

2. Select Modules and then Copy File.

3. Select the file to copy and then the destination module ID.

When sharing configuration files between printers, use Restore As Current (see
CONFIGURATION FILE, Section 4.2.4) and perform calibration (see Section 5.2).

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