pload
Loads proofing media onto the drum. Following are the different command
options:
pload c - loads a carrier plate of proof type #1 (default) onto the drum.
pload c <n> - loads a carrier plate of proof type #n onto the drum, where "n"
is some number between 1 and 8. For example, to load a carrier plate of proof
type 2 onto the drum , type "pload c 2".
pload r - loads a receiver onto the drum. The proofing type is not
specified here but rather assumed to be equal to the carrier plate already on
the drum. To see what type this is, type "set state plate_loc d bay" and add 1
to the number stored there.
pload d <n> - loads a donor onto the drum. The proofing type is not specified
here but rather assumed to be equal to the carrier plate and receiver already
on the drum. The media type, however, must be specified in <n>. If it is not
specified the default of media type 1 will be used.
Trendsetter_400/800_Proofing
pload (c <proof-type number>|d <media-type number>|r)
If the state flags and variables for the drum don't match the necessary
conditions required to load the media as specified, a warning message will pop up
asking the user if they really want to continue with the command. This is to
recover from cases where a proofing media is loaded or unloaded by hand and
the firmware's memory no longer matches the physical state of the drum.
For example, if the parameter "plate_loc d proof" says that a receiver is
loaded, but you type "pload r" to load a receiver, you will be told that the
firmware think's it isn't ready to load a receiver, and asked if
you want to continue with the command. If you type "Y" (yes), then the
command will proceed as specified, but the "plate_loc d proof" drum
parameter won't be changed (it will still indicate that one reciever is loaded).