Intermec PEN*KEY 6100, Руководство программиста

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APPENDIX A Sample Configuration Files
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6100 Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide
; Use this option to Install/Deinstall the ISR for every Print Job. This is
; useful if the IRQ is multiplexed with some other device such as the
; Scanner. The default setting is 0 (ie. no multiplexing). The valid
; settings are 0 and 1.
IRQMultiplex=0
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[IrDA Driver]
; DeviceName specifies the name of the device that Windows is sending its
; output to. The default value is LPT1.DOS which Causes all print output,
; that Windows attempts to send to the DOS device LPT1, is sent to the IrDA
; port.
DeviceName=LPT2
; Use this option to set the Base Address on which the Driver looks for the
; IR UART. Default setting is 760 (2f8). Valid settings are 1016 (3f8) for
; COM1, 760 (2f8) for COM2, 1000 (3e8) for COM3.
UARTAddress=1000
; Use this to set the IRQ Line on which the UART interrupts. Default
; setting is 3 (COM2). Other valid setting is 4 (COM1). 6100 setting is 14.
UARTIRQ=3
; This sets the type of the Hand Held computer. Default setting is PENKEY.
; Valid settings are PENKEY, 6100, 6600, JETEYE, and OMNIBOOK.
Technology=PENKEY
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[Norand 6805 Printer]
; This forces the drivers to use Graphics commands for entire Document.
; Valid settings are TRUE/FALSE. Default value is: FALSE.
DoGraphicsOnly=FALSE
; This sets the idle time in seconds after which the Printer is Awakened
; while printing multiple pages. Default setting is 10. Valid settings are
; 10–50.
Timeout=10
; This controls the # of NULL characters sent to the printer, after the
; Initialize command, for it to Wakeup properly. Default setting is 200.
; Valid settings are 200–500. Setting a Lower value may disrupt Graphics
; printing.
WakeupChars=200
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[speaker.drv]
;– This line should be 40–45 on a Pen*Key 25
CPU Speed=40
Volume=900
Version=774
Max seconds=3
Enhanced=0
;– Leave at 0 for best sound. Set to 1 if having interrupts disabled during
; sound playback causes problems with your configuration. Disabling
; interrupts during sound playback also causes the DOS clock to lose time
; when sounds are played. NORAPM.DLL fixes this by correcting the DOS clock
; every 10 seconds or so. Leave interrupts enabled=0
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[keyboard]
subtype=
type=4
keyboard.dll=
oemansi.bin=
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; Some Norand drivers and utilities write a version string to the
; “boot.description” section below to aid in driver identification.
A. Sample
Configuration Files