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Using the Printer's Internal Labeling Software
6. Now you need to decide how to partition the module’s memory.
The memory module can be configured into two single 16K banks
or joined together into one continuous bank. The two banks are
referred to as bank A and bank B. For most applications involving
the internal batch program, you should format the module so that
bank A and B are both formatted to accept label formats.
If you are using the graphics, the host computer should format the
module as bank A-labels, bank B-graphics and load the graphics
into bank B. The only time you need to format a memory module
with directory C is if you have a graphic image bigger than 16K
bytes. You cannot use modules formatted for bank C graphics with
the internal batch program.
In this example we will format the module for storing label formats.
Enter “L” for label formats at the USAGE TYPE prompt and press
the RETURN key. The cursor moves to the DIRECTORY position.
Enter “A” to select bank A to be formatted as type “L”, label
formats. The cursor moves to the MODULE NAME position. Enter
up to a 16-character name for this module, then press the RETURN
key. Repeat the procedure selecting “B” instead of “A”. Both banks
of the module will then be ready to accept label format data.
The screen returns to the SYSTEM MAINTENANCE menu after the
formatting procedure. Press the ESC key to return to the PRINT
LABEL or CREATE/ MODIFY LABEL screen. You may want to
verify that the module has been configured correctly by pressing the
F2 key from either screen. F2 calls up a directory listing of that
module. You will see that it lists the name, TYPE, and MEMORY
AVAILABLE for each bank of memory you’ve partitioned.