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

NF BC Preparing the Reader for International Use
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You can also copy files from the companion disks that are shipped with the
reader.
5. The command you type in Step 7 will copy the default startup files from
C_FILES\COMMON to drive C, overwriting the startup files on your
reader. If you need to customize the default AUTOEXEC.BAT or
CONFIG.SYS, you should do so now in the C_FILES\COMMON directory.
When Auto-Loader copies the startup files, it adds commands at the end of
the startup files to configure the reader to operate in the language you
chose when you installed Auto-Loader on your host computer.
6. 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.
7. Type this command on the host computer:
loadnew [path\]filename [path\filename path\filename...]
where:
path is the drive and directory of the file or files to add to the
image file and load to the reader.
filename is the name of the file or files to add to the image file and load
to the reader.
You can include multiple path\filename and path\*.* parameters in the
command. The path\*.* parameter loads all the files in a directory. For
example:
loadnew c:\janus\data.txt c:\atadrv\*.* c:\data\*.*
8. 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.
9. 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
10. 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.
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