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

NF BC Using PC Cards in the Reader
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Caution
If the lithium battery in the SRAM card goes low, you need to back up any
data on the card before changing the battery. If the lithium battery goes dead,
any data on the SRAM card is lost.
Conseil
Si la pile au lithium de la carte SRAM s’affaiblit, il faut faire une copie de
sauvegarde de données stockées sur la carte avant de changer la pile. Si la pile
lithium perd toute puissance, les données stockées sur la carte sont perdues.
To replace the lithium battery in the SRAM card
1. Copy any files you want to save from the SRAM card to another drive on
the reader or to a host computer.
2. Remove the card from the reader. For help, see “Inserting and Removing
PC Cards” earlier in this chapter.
3. Use the documentation that came with your SRAM card to replace the
lithium battery.
4. Install the card in the reader. For help, see “Inserting and Removing PC
Cards” earlier in this chapter.
5. Format the card. For help, see “Formatting an SRAM PC Card” earlier in
this chapter.
6. Copy any files you saved in Step 1 back onto the SRAM card.
Managing the Power on the PC Card Drive
You can use a utility called CARDINFO.EXE to manage the power on the PC
card drive. You can also use CARDINFO.EXE to get information about the card
inserted in your JANUS reader.
You can run CARDINFO at any time to:
• display information about the type of card that is currently inserted in the
PC card drive.
• turn on or off the power to the PC card drive when a PC card is installed in
the drive.
• display the drive letter designation for your ATA PC card.
• display detailed information about the PC card and drive configuration,
including the I/O ports, interrupt request (IRQ) resources, and memory
areas that are being used by each card.
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