TROY Group 3005 用户指南

 

 

 

Security Printing Solutions User’s Guide -- 50-70410-002 Rev. A

 

4-31

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The TROY Memory Card installed inside your TROY printer contains a re-writeable flash-file system, allowing 
the administrator to conveniently install, print, or delete printer resources.  The flash-file system’s download area 
supports the storage of three types of resources: soft fonts, macros/forms, and data files.  The most common type 
of data file stored in the TROY Memory Card is the Secure Seal template file (template.dat).  It is important to 
safeguard the proprietary resources (signatures, company logos, macros, etc.) stored in your printer’s flash-file 
system by implementing the security features provided with your TROY Security Printing Solution. 

 

The administrator can add and/or delete any portion of the public and/or secure printer resources contained in the 
TROY printer’s flash-file system using the TROY Printer Utility.  Typically, the secure memory area contains 
proprietary printer resources (MICR fonts, digitized signatures, etc.).  The public memory area usually contains 
non-proprietary resources (company logos, macros, forms, etc.) that are available to anyone using the printer.  
Individual printer resource files can be deleted by printing a list of the printer’s resources to view the currently 
loaded resources and then selecting the desired printer resource file using the file ID number (displayed to the left 
of each resource file).  The amount of resources (file size) that can be downloaded to the printer memory depends 
on the amount of free memory space available in the TROY Memory Card.  Printing a list of the printer resources 
will display the currently available free memory space in the TROY Memory Card (designated as bytes). 

 

1.  From the Main Window, click on 

Resources, and then click on Print 
Current Resources.  The selected 
printer will automatically print a list of 
the currently installed printer resources 
contained in the flash-file system (see 
the example below).  It is recommended 
that you print out a list of the current 
printer resources before deleting or 
adding new resources. 

2.  Click on OK to continue.