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

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AUTOEXEC.BAT (continued) Command Line Definition if not exist c:\fta.exe goto DOS_PROMPT e: fta.exe checkhost; exit %IM_APPLICATION% :DOS_PROMPT NF BC Learning About the Software 3 Runs the FTSERVER batch file if it is on drives C or D. FTSERVER runs FTA.EXE, which provides binary file transfer (BFT) on the JANUS device. If a host is trying to initiate a BFT session, FTA continues running; if not, FTA stops running. After FTA terminates, %IM_APPLICATION% runs any application identified by the DOS environment variable IM_APPLICATION. c: Resets the JANUS device to drive C or D. cls Clears the screen. CONFIG.SYS File The CONFIG.SYS file on your 4MB JANUS device should look like this one: Command Line Definition [menu] Creates the Startup menu. menuitem=sram, Load PCCard menuitem=ata, ATA PCCard menuitem=flash, Flash PCCard menuitem=io, I/O PCCard menuitem=no, No PCCard menucolor=15,0 menudefault=sram, 20 shell=command.com /e:2000 /p Increases the size of the environment space to 2000 bytes. This line is required for Auto-Loader. device=d:\himem.sys /testmem:off dos=high Loads the DOS extended memory manager, HIMEM.SYS. You must load HIMEM before you load device drivers. device=d:\power.exe /low Loads APM power management. device=d:\sramdisk.sys 256 512 /e Creates the 256K RAM drive E. install=d:\card_sr.exe Loads software required for the PC card drives. 3-9
JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB) NF BC CONFIG.SYS File (continued) Command Line Definition [sram] device=d:\cs.exe /poll:1 device=d:\csalloc.exe d:\csalloc.ini device=mtsram.ext device=mtddrv.exe [ata] device=d:\cs.exe /poll:1 device=d:\csalloc.exe d:\csalloc.ini device=\atadrv.exe /s:2 device=mtddrv.exe device=d:\cardid.exe [flash] device=d:\cs.exe /poll:1 device=d:\csalloc.exe d:\csalloc.ini device=d:\mti1.exe device=d:\mti2p.exe device=mtddrv.exe device=d:\ftl.exe [io] device=d:\cs.exe /poll:1 device=d:\csalloc.exe d:\csalloc.ini device=mtsram.exe device=mtddrv.exe device=d:\cardid.exe [no] [common] device=d:\interlnk.exe /drives:7 /noprinter /com:1 /auto 3-10 Loads software required for PC cards. CSALLOC is a DOS program that scans the system for available memory, I/O port, and interrupt request queue (IRQ) resources. Loads software required for ATA cards. Loads software required for flash cards. Loads software required for SRAM and I/O cards. Loads Interlnk as a resident device driver only if Intersvr is executing on a host computer that is connected to the JANUS device. Do not remove. Auto-Loader uses this line. buffers=10 Sets the amount of memory that DOS reserves for data transferred to and from a disk. files=50 Sets the number of files that can be open at one time. You need this command for IRL support. stacks=9,256 Sets the amount of memory that DOS reserves to process hardware interrupts.
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User’s Manual JANUS 2020 Hand-He
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Before You Begin NF BC Before You B
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About This Manual NF BC Before You
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1 Getting Started
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2 Learning How to Use the Reader
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