PrinterUtility_EN: Eeprom set

| PrinterUtility_EN 1.1.0

Eeprom set

> The main function of this part is to set the relative parameters of the printer's Eeprom.

The Eeprom setting consists of the following three steps: entering the eeprom settings page; configuring the printer settings; and saving the printer settings.

Precautions:

1. Before operation, make sure that the port parameters are set correctly and connected to the printer, otherwise the operation is prohibited. Please refer to the "\ref page_1_PortSet" page for port settings.
2. The following describes the BTP-R990 as an example (the interfaces of different printers may be different).

- Step 1: Enter your password

  - After the program starts to connect to the device, enter the Eeprom setting password input interface.
  - Enter the correct password to automatically enter the Eeprom parameter setting interface, enter the wrong password, click the OK button, you will be prompted "The password you entered is incorrect, please re-enter!".
  - Note: Please contact your dealer for the correct password!

- Step 2: Configure printer settings

  - There are two ways to configure printer settings:
    1. Click the "Load From Device" button to get the current settings for your printer and configure the settings you want.
    2. Click the "Load from Ini" button to import the printer settings file.
  - Precautions:
    1. You can also restore the eeprom settings to the factory configuration by clicking the "Restore Default" button.
    2. In special cases, clicking the "Load from Device" button will not get the current settings of the printer, and will wait for a while to pop up the prompt box for obtaining the failure.

- Step 3: Save the settings of the printer

  - There are two ways to save your printer's settings: 1.Click the "Save to Device" button to save the settings to the printer, and a prompt box will pop up: Save the configuration to the device successfully! Click OK. 2.Click the "Save to Ini" button to save the settings and export the file with the suffix "ini". The configuration file can be loaded directly next time.