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

JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB) NF BC
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4. Make sure your current directory is the one where you installed the
Auto-Loader batch files, or make sure that directory is listed in the path
statement of your host computer’s AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
5. Type this command on the host computer:
loadadd nls
6. Auto-Loader runs Intersvr on the host computer. When you see the
Interlnk Server Status screen on the host computer, press to
warm boot the reader and start Interlnk. Auto-Loader begins updating
drive C.
7. When the update is complete, the reader reboots automatically. Now you
can exit Intersvr on the host computer by pressing Alt-F4. You see this
message on the host computer:
Drive C: Installation process completed
8. Interlnk is still loaded in the reader’s memory. If you need the conventional
memory to run other applications, press to warm boot the
reader. Because Intersvr is no longer running on the host computer, a warm
boot does not cause Interlnk to load itself into the reader’s memory.
Using the LOADNEW Batch File
The LOADNEW batch file adds NLS language support to the three startup files
in the C_FILES\COMMON directory to the reader’s drive C. LOADNEW next
copies the three files to the reader’s drive C, plus any additional files you
specify. All files currently on drive C are erased during this process.
To update drive C with the three startup files plus any additional files
1. Connect the reader to the host computer through a communications dock
or optical link adapter. If you use the communications dock, you must
connect the dock to the host computer with a 3-wire (2, 3, and 7) cable for
Interlnk to operate properly.
2. Connect the power supply to the communications dock or the optical link
adapter.
3. Create a working directory on the host computer.
4. Copy all the files you want on drive C to the working directory except for
the startup files, which must remain in C_FILES\COMMON.
If you want to copy files from drive C, you may need to start Interlnk to
copy files. For example, if you have PC card drivers installed on drive C,
you can copy them off the reader to your working directory. For help, see
Chapter 6, “Networking the Reader.”