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

JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB) NF BC
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Type of Card Lines You Need to Activate the Device Drivers
ATA device=c:\atadrv.exe /s:2
device=c:\mtddrv.exe
device=d:\cardid.exe d:\cardid.ini
Flash device=c:\mti1.exe
device=c:\mti2p.exe
device=c:\mtddrv.exe
device=c:\ftl.exe (or: c:\ms-flash.sys)
I/O device=d:\cardid.exe d:\cardid.ini
SRAM device=c:\mtsram.exe
device=c:\mtddrv.exe
Drivers in AUTOEXEC.BAT
The AUTOEXEC.BAT file loads one of these drivers:
• IPM_4M.EXE for ATA, flash, and SRAM cards
• APM_4M.EXE for I/O cards
CS_IPM.EXE is loaded into memory when you boot the reader because this
command appears in the default AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
d:\ipm_4m.exe
IPM_4M.EXE and APM_4M.EXE are stored on drive D and companion disk 3.
You load one or the other, but not both drivers at the same time. If you need to
install both, install APM_4M.EXE because it does everything IPM_4M.EXE
does.
Tips for Enabling PC Card Drivers
Consider these guidelines:
• If you use several types of PC cards, you can expect to edit the
CONFIG.SYS file often to activate and deactivate these device drivers. You
may consider creating several versions of the CONFIG.SYS file, each of
which supports a different type of card.
• If you are having trouble or if you want to customize your system, you can
use the CONFIG.EXE configuration utility, which is stored on companion
disk 3.
For instructions, read the SystemSoft CardSoft 3.1 Software User’s Guide. The
guide is in Microsoft Word 2.0 format and stored as the executable zipped
file CSUG_DOC.EXE on companion disk 3.
Note: You must run CONFIG.EXE on a PC, not on a JANUS reader.