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JANUS? 2020 Hand-Held Computer (4MB) - Intermec

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NF BC Learning About the Software<br />

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The <strong>JANUS</strong> Application Simulator lets you run <strong>JANUS</strong> applications that use<br />

PSK functions on your PC so you can use DOS development tools and<br />

debuggers common in the software industry to debug the applications’ logic<br />

and syntax. (Without the Simulator, you cannot run these applications on a PC<br />

because the PSK functions and interrupts cause a PC to lock up.)<br />

To learn more, see these manuals:<br />

• <strong>JANUS</strong> PSK for C++ Reference Manual<br />

• <strong>JANUS</strong> PSK for Basic Reference Manual<br />

• <strong>JANUS</strong> PSK for Ada Reference Manual<br />

• <strong>JANUS</strong> Application Simulator User’s Manual<br />

Using IRL and PC-IRL<br />

The <strong>JANUS</strong> <strong>2020</strong> fully supports IRL, as described in Chapter 7, “Working With<br />

IRL.” You can write, compile, and run IRL programs on your reader. You can<br />

port existing IRL applications to the <strong>JANUS</strong> platform and take advantage of<br />

special <strong>JANUS</strong> commands and features.<br />

<strong>Intermec</strong> recommends you use PC-IRL to create and download IRL programs.<br />

PC-IRL provides IRL programmers with an easy-to-use programming and<br />

debugging environment on a PC.<br />

To learn more, see these manuals:<br />

• IRL Programming Reference Manual<br />

• PC-IRL Reference Manual<br />

Making PSK Applications That Work With BFT<br />

You can create PSK applications that can accept and respond to a host<br />

computer’s request to initiate a binary file transfer (BFT) session.<br />

You need to program your PSK application to accept the Prepare for Reboot<br />

command from any host computer. Your application responds by calling a<br />

Prepare for Reboot procedure (which may consist of housekeeping tasks such<br />

as closing files), and then notifies the PSK library and host computer that the<br />

reader is ready to be rebooted. At that point, the host can reboot the reader and<br />

open a BFT session.<br />

To learn how to create BFT-ready PSK applications, see your <strong>JANUS</strong> PSK<br />

reference manual. To learn more about BFT, see “Downloading Applications<br />

Across the Network” in Chapter 6.<br />

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