APPENDIX A
Sample Configuration Files
PEN*KEY
R
6100 Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide A-5
[Power Driver]
;– Indicates how often to repeat warnings like “Battery Low”. Default is 9.
MsgRepeatMinutes=1
;– Sets level of power messages. Default is 1. Here are the currently
; defined levels. Note that levels above 1 are for debug purposes ONLY!
; 0: No warning or debug messages. Errors are still displayed.
; 1: Warnings
; 2: Infrequent debug information
; 8: Frequent, but non-repeating debug information
; 10: Frequent, repeating debug information
; 15: All messages plus beep when system activity is detected.
ApmEventDialogs=1
;– Sets the number of seconds without user activity before backlight is
; turned off. Default is 30. Set to 0 to disable Backlight timeouts.
BacklightSeconds=30
;– Sets the number of seconds without system or user activity before system
; is suspended. Default is 30. Set to 0 to disable Suspend timeouts.
SuspendSeconds=60
;– APM Debugging switches ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
;– Turns on debug output. Default is 0. All messages are written to debug
; output.
; 0: No debug output.
; 1: Debug output is sent to Windows 3.1 debug monitor.
; (Example: DBWIN.EXE)
; 2: Debug output is broadcast to DOS and top-level windows. See Toolkit
; documents.
; 3: Both methods 1 and 2 above are enabled.
;
; Run the “DBWIN.EXE” utility that comes with the Windows 3.1 SDK to view
; debug output. Clear one output error as Windows starts since NORAPM.DLL
; tries to output debug data before DBWIN can load.
ApmDebugOutput=0
; Enables Real Time Clock (RTC) diagnostics. Default is 0. Enables the RTC
; diagnostics built into NORAPM.DLL. This entry is a DECIMAL representation
; of several bit-mapped options. A diagram of the currently defined fields
; (separated into nibbles for readability) is laid out below. A description
; of each defined field follows:
;
; 0000 | 000M | 0000 | LLLE
;
;
E) Bit 0: Set to 1 to enable RTC checking. Currently, clock is checked
;
every 10 seconds for regression and writes by other applications.
;
Add 1 to the entry to enable this setting. If this entry is not
;
set, no other options have any effect.
;
;
L) Bits 1–3: Sets the dialog level for clock regression messages. See
;
the ApmEventDialogs setting above. Set to 0 to enable regression
;
warnings at all times. Set to 1–7 to limit clock warnings. Add
;
(level * 2) to entry to set a level greater than 0.
;
;
M) Bit 8: Display a system-model dialog and lock up the system whenever
;
clock regression occurs. This setting could result in data
;
corruption or loss, since it forces a reboot if the clock goes
;
backwards. Typical causes of clock regression are setting the
;
date and time via the Control Panel, or communications software
;
that attempts to synchronize the clock on the HHC with a remote
;
system’s clock. Use of this setting is recommended only for
;
debugging. Add 256 to the entry to enable this option.
;
;
Bits 4–7 and 9–15 are currently undefined and should be set to 0.
;
; Example settings:
;
0: Default, no clock checking.
A. Sample
Configuration Files
Summary of Contents for PEN*KEY 6100
Page 1: ...PEN KEYR 6100 Computer PROGRAMMER S REFERENCE GUIDE P N 977 054 001 Revision B December 2000 ...
Page 14: ...CONTENTS xii PEN KEYR 6100 Computer Programmer s Reference Guide ...
Page 22: ...Preface 8 PEN KEYR 6100 Computer Programmer s Reference Guide PREFACE ...
Page 318: ...GENERAL INDEX Index 6 PEN KEYR 6100 Computer Programmer s Reference Guide ...
