Intermec PEN*KEY 6100, Programmer'S Reference Manual

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SECTION 1 Getting Started
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6100 Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide 1-19
EXAMPLE: The following is an example for ELANCSSS.EXE usage:
device=d:\norcs\elancsss.exe
EXAMPLE: The following are examples for SanDisk usage:
device=d:\norcs\atabios.sys /r
device=d:\norcs\norata.sys
EXAMPLE: The following is an example for PC Card modem usage:
devicehigh=d:\norcs\normod.sys /c4 /s /d 16b 21 20
where:
/c4
= install as COM4
/s
= save and restore UART values for COM4 on SUSPEND/RESUME
/d m n t
= delay t ticks (where
m
= man code and
n
= man info)
16b 21
= refers to the Erickson PIA radio
NORAND Card and Socket services can replace CardSoft completely.
Under the FORMAT RAM DRIVE option, the drive letter of the RAM drive is deĆ
termined by its media type. SRAM cards are recognized as drives A and B. ATA
cards are recognized as drives E and F. If you select the option to format an
SRAM card, when an ATA card is actually in the slot, you will get an Error code
4 (invalid media).
NORAND PC Card Files
The following list contains a brief description of each of the files in the integrated
and tested distribution:
Table 1Ć1
NORAND Card and Socket Files
File Description
ATABIOS.SYS A PC card device driver. It identifies and configures cards with a device ID of 0Dh
and a function code of 4 (FIXED_DISK_CARD) and takes over the INT 13 interĆ
face for these cards. It is used with NORATA.SYS (see the ATA BIOS paragraph,
in the Conversions and Interfaces section, for details.
ELANCSSS.EXE The NORAND Card and Socket services product. It is smaller, faster, less costly, and
better power coordinated than SystemSoft. The SystemSoft services are also inĆ
cluded with the 6100 Computer.
NORATA.SYS A DOS block device driver for removable hard disk media, for SanDisk support.
NORMOD.SYS Loaded when you want to use a modem. This includes landline and wireless modems.
1. Getting Started