Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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To use the NRInet protocol version 3.xx, the PATH must include the directories

of the following drivers:

"

LSL.COM

"

ODIPKT.COM

"

RS485ODI.COM

Optionally, configure a DHCP server to provide IP information required by the

computer, such as the IP addresses of the client, server, router and domain name

servers.
The NET.CFG and WATTCP.CFG files are overwritten by PSROM0C.
Some computers support two network interfaces for NRInet:  Ethernet and

RSĆ485.  The network interface is selected in a menu in Norand Utilities during

the IPL sequence.  This setting is stored on the RAM drive so it is lost any time

the RAM drive is removed or formatted.  For example, applications that boot

from a PC Card often format the RAM drive before installing the application.  In

these cases, return to the Norand Utilities menu to reselect the setting in order

for NRInet sessions to work correctly.

To use the NRInet protocol, the PATH must include the directories of the

following drivers, which are loaded and unloaded by PSROM0C.EXE:

BOOTP.EXE
DHCP.EXE
ETHDRV.EXE
INET.EXE
LSL.COM
ODIPKT.COM
RS485ODI.COM

BOOTP.EXE and DHCP.EXE are required only if IP information is to be

retrieved from a BOOTP server or a DHCP server as described below.

PSROM0C.EXE executes BOOTP.EXE first.  DHCP.EXE is executed only if

BOOTP.EXE fails.
The files NET.CFG and PCTCP.INI are required to load these drivers.  NET.CFG

must exist in the current working directory, and must include the following two

lines, indented as shown:

Link driver RS485ODI

Frame Ethernet_II

PCTCP.INI must include:

[pctcp ifcust 0]
async-send = yes
ip-address = nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
subnet-mask = nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
router = nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn

[pctcp general]
etc-dir = d:\tcp\etc
domain = xxxxxxxx.com

[pctcp addresses]
domain-name-server = nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn

[pctcp kernel]
interface = ifcust 0

The etcĆdir" field must specify a directory that contains a SERVICES file.  A

minimal SERVICES file exists in the flash at 

d:\tcp\etc.