Norand 6200, Руководство пользователя

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SECTION 2
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Hand-Held Computer Operation
2-2 6200 Hand-Held Computer
Using PCMCIA Cards to Load Your Programs
To load the programs into your hand-held computer using the
PCMCIA card method requires a “boot” card in either the upper card
or lower card slot, The upper slot may be referred to by your applica-
tion commands as “Drive B.” The lower card slot may be referred to as
“Drive A.”
In order to boot your 6200 hand-held computer in this manner the card
in the slot or drive must be a “bootable” card and your 6200 must be
programmed to attempt to boot from the A or B drive. Typically, your
PCMCIA should contain at a minimum these statements on your card.
In the CONFIG.SYS:
shell=a:\command.com a:\/p
device=d:\norapm.exe
files=128
buffers=40
In the root directory you should have a copy of the MS-DOS 5.0 ver-
sion of COMMAND.COM.
For complete details regarding creating a “boot” card, refer to the
instructions in the Pen
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Programmer’s Reference Guide NPN:
977-028-014.
Put the “boot” card in Drive A or B, before the main battery pack is
installed (see Figure 2-1 on page 2-3, for card slot identification). If a
startup card is not inserted before you attempt to start your hand-held
computer, the display will show the NORAND UTILITIES LOAD PRO-
GRAMS/ DATA screen. Section Six (see page 6-1) contains the menu
screens and explanations for those procedures.
Installing PCMCIA Cards
1. Use a flat blade screwdriver or the edge of a coin, to open the
door. Use a screwdriver or coin that fits the slot properly or in
time it will wear away the corners of the latch knob.
2. Open the PCMCIA card compartment by turning the latch knob
1/4-turn clockwise (see Figure 2-1 on page 2-3).
3. Slide the door about 1/8 inch towards the end of your hand-held
computer, then the door will open.