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7.4.2. Copy data individually
(1) Functions
● Print data and User pattern which are backed-up in USB memory can be copied separately.
● When copying data, a separate copying operation is required for Print data and User pattern respectively.
● There are two (2) copy methods: "Add column to end" and "Overwrite". "Add column to end" is to copy
data next to the number of already-registered. "Overwrite" is to copy data onto already-registered
number(s).
● There are three (3) Copy source selections: "Normal", "Multiple" and "Area". "Normal" selects one data.
When "Overwrite" is selected as Copy method, Copy data can be made onto any number. "Multiplev can
select the print data which are NOT in consecutive numbers. "Area" can select a plural print data which
are in consecutive numbers. In case "Multiple" or "Area" is selected, Copy data to any number is NOT
available.
● When the plural print data are added to the end and the number of data goes beyond the maximum: The
empty data space is searched from the first number and the data will be copied there. If there is NO space
available, the data will NOT be copied.
● When the print data with the message name which is the same as that of already-existing message is
copied to the end, the message name will be renamed based on that of the source, replacing the last four
(4) digits with the registration number.
● Upon copying data, when Substitution rules is NOT registered, Substitution rules will be assigned at the
same number.
● Upon copying data, if Substitution rules is already registered, Substitution rules will be assigned/saved at
the empty number. The new number will be also assigned for Substitution rules of the print data.
● Upon copying data, if there is NO space available for Substitution rules, "Substitution Rules
Confirmation" will be displayed and Substitution rules for the print data will NOT be available.
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