Epson IR-320, Technical Reference Manual

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IR-320 Technical Reference Manual
3. If keyboard firmware related utilities are not installed, install them according to the
procedure described later. (These utilities are not installed during the initial setup.)
4. Perform key definitions and setting using the utilities provided for each of the units you are
using, and write them into the keyboard firmware. It the same settings will be used for
multiple systems, create a definition file at this time.
This completes the setup of one system. To verify the contents of the settings start Windows
“Notepad” or another text editor, and operate each unit. If data is input normally, the setup was
successful.
Setting up multiple systems
1. Set up and define the units you are using for one system. Create the definition files (*.k28,
*.kyl and other files) of each of the units at this time.
2. If you are using an MSR, create a definition file (*.pkl file) using a text editor.
3. Copy each of the definition files onto a floppy disk (or other appropriate media).
4. Create an appropriate folder in the hard disk of each system, and copy the definition files
stored on the floppy disk to that folder.
5. Using an appropriate definition data setting utility, write the contents of the definition files
into the keyboard firmware. Because the definition data setting utility only defines one file
at a time, write the settings for the Key Lock and 28-key keyboard sequentially. You can
create a batch file to execute this operation so that the definition data can be rewritten each
time the system is started, or the definition data can also be rewritten using a file on a server
on an intranet.