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C-4 Maximus Reference Manual MANU-MAXIMUS-02
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Applying a Download Appendix C: Using the USB
Applying a Download
A download file is a text file used to configure a terminal. Typically, a download file has a .dld
file extension (for example, GlobalDownload.dld). To apply the download to a terminal using a
portable USB drive:
1. Create the download file on a computer. Name it using a .dld extension.
2. Copy the download file from the computer to the root of your portable USB
drive.
3. Safely remove the USB drive from your computer.
4. Plug the USB drive into the USB connector on the terminal.
5. Access and select the Download from USB option.
6. Select Download from USB .
• If there is only one .dld file in the root directory of your USB drive, the
terminal downloads and applies it to the terminal.
• If there are more than one .dld file in the root directory of your USB drive,
the terminal lists the download files for you to navigate between. Press
E to
select the download you want to use.
7. After you finish, unplug the USB drive from the terminal.
Download files must have a .dld extension. Also, they cannot be in folders or
directories on your USB drive; they must be in the root of the USB drive. Otherwise,
the terminal cannot find the download file.
NOTE:
A terminal that is in Setup, Test, or Information Mode will not mount the USB drive.
Make sure you exit those modes before plugging the USB drive into the terminal.
NOTE:
If you unplug the USB drive from the terminal while the list of downloads displays on the
terminal, you can select a download from the menu but the download is neither
downloaded nor applied. You must then reboot the terminal before you can retry
downloading from the USB drive.
NOTE: