Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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SECTION 5
Communications and Device Support
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STOPBITS=
Valid only if twoĆway TTY protocol was specified.  (Example:  STOPBITS=1)
Valid values:
1 = One stop bit
2 = Two stop bits
3 = 1-1/2 stop bits
TRIES=
Specifies the number of times to attempt a successful communication session.  If
TRIES is exhausted before a session is successful, PSROM0C.EXE returns the
error of the last session.  A parameter value of 0 indicates that the retry is to
continue until a session is successful or the user aborts.
EXAMPLE:
Example Control File for TTY
PROTOCOL=3
COM=1
SPEED=9600
PARITY=0
DATABITS=8
STOPBITS=1
EXAMPLE:
Example Control File for NPCP
PROTOCOL=4
EXAMPLE:
Example Control File for NRInet
PROTOCOL=14
IPHOST=nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
Upload Control File
Information about files being transferred must be in a NRUPLD.CTL file.  Valid
parameters for this file are described in the following paragraphs.
Descriptions of File Entries
HEADER=
This file header record precedes the files subsequently specified in FILE parameĆ
ters.  This header record provides the host information on data formatting.
If the header parameter is omitted or blank, the files (subsequently specified) are
transferred as is.  That is, no header precedes the file.  Any header information is
assumed to be embedded in the file itself.
When you specify the binary file descriptor (DOSFIL), you do not need to comĆ
pletely specify the header.  If the size is not specified or is zero, the entire file is
uploaded, and the actual size is inserted into the header that is uploaded to the
host.  If the filename is not specified, the file name specified in the FILE parameĆ
ter is inserted into the header that is uploaded to the host.
(Example:  HEADER=<DBYPRD 00000x040>
RECTYPE=
RECTYPE and FORMAT upload files that contain variableĆlength records, in
which the first character is each record identifies the type of record.  RECTYPE
and FORMAT parameters remain in effect only until the next HEADER parameĆ
ter is encountered.
RECTYPE is a single, printable ASCII character; it indicates the record type to
which the following FORMAT applies.  (Example:  RECTYPE=A)
5. Communications
and Device Support