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Intersvr
NF BC Software Utility Reference
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Interlnk is loaded on the device designated as the client. The device running
Intersvr is called the server. The server responds to commands typed on the
client. When you run Intersvr in conjunction with Interlnk, it provides serial
file transfer capability through redirected drives, and printing through
redirected printer ports. For help installing and running Intersvr, see “Running
Interlnk to Transfer Files” in Chapter 6.
Type this command to begin running Intersvr:
Syntax: intersvr [drive:] [/x=drive:] [/com:n | address]
[/baud:rate][/b][/v]
where:
drive: specifies the letter of a drive to be redirected. By default, all
drives are redirected.
/x=drive specifies a drive that is not redirected. By default, all drives
are redirected.
/com:n
/com:address
identifies the serial COM port that is connected to the server
by specifying either the number (n) or address (address) of the
port.
If you omit n and address, Intersvr searches all serial ports and
uses the first port that it finds connected to the client. If you
specify the /com switch, the server searches only for serial
ports. By default, all serial ports are scanned.
/baud:rate sets a maximum serial baud rate. Type 9600, 19200, 38400,
57600, or 115200. The default is 115200.
/b displays the Interlnk Server Status screen in black and white.
Use this switch if you are having problems reading your
monochrome monitor.
/v prevents conflicts with a computer’s timer. Specify this switch
if you have a serial connection between computers and one of
them stops running when you use Interlnk to access a drive
or printer port.
Notes: Specifying the order of drives Interlnk redirects drives in the order you specify.
The first server drive specified is redirected to the first available client drive,
the second server drive specified is redirected to the second available client
drive, and so forth.
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