Intermec Trakker T2090, User Manual

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User Interface
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If you do not create the configuration files on the C drive, the two minimal
configuration files located on the A drive, which cannot be altered, effectively
boot the system. (As described in the next section, if AUTOEXEC.BAT on the A
drive does not find the configuration files on the C drive, it creates a minimal
version of each file there.)
AUTOEXEC.BAT
The resident AUTOEXEC.BAT file performs the following activities:
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Run the T2090 setup on detection of FWT environment variable set to ON.
At boot, this variable is set to OFF or ON based on detection of the F1 key.
(positive detection = ON). Like any other environmental variable, it may be
altered or interrogated by batch files and programs.
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Run the T2090 setup if AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS not found on C
drive.
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Set the minimal path to be A:\;C:\.
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Set the prompt to include drive identifier and > symbol.
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Create a minimal CONFIG.SYS file in the root directory of C:\ if not found.
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Create a minimal AUTOEXEC.BAT file in the root directory of C:\ if not
found.
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Change operational drive to C.
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Execute C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
Utility Programs
The following utility programs and one help file are located on ROMDISK:
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COMMAND.HLP
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TRANSFER.EXE
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XFER.EXE
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REMSERV.EXE, REMOTE.BAT, and RT.BAT
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FWTSETUP.EXE
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CLEANUP.EXE
COMMAND.HLP
This file will be used in conjunction with the HELP command. You can use the
HELP command to display syntax information for any command:
c> help
command