Intermec 6100 Reference Guide
SECTION 5
Communications and Device Support
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Communications Log File
A log of the communications is output to a text file named NRTLOG.DAT. The
information contained in this file is described in the following subparagraphs.
BEGS=nnnn
Indicates the start of a TCOM session, where nnnn = session number. Currently,
BEGS=nnnn
Indicates the start of a TCOM session, where nnnn = session number. Currently,
the session number is always 1. (Example: BEGS=1)
UP=d:\pathname\filename,nnn
Indicates a file upload was attempted, where nnn
UP=d:\pathname\filename,nnn
Indicates a file upload was attempted, where nnn
= error code. (Example:
UP=C:BYTRXN.DAT, 0)
Valid values:
Valid values:
0 indicates a successful upload.
DOWN=d:\pathname\filename,nnn
This parameter indicates that a file download was attempted, where nnn = error
This parameter indicates that a file download was attempted, where nnn = error
code. (Example: DOWN=C:\CUST.DAT, 23)
Valid Values:
Valid Values:
0 indicates a successful download.
ENDS=x,m,n
Indicates the end of a TCOM session, where:
Indicates the end of a TCOM session, where:
x = Session status. It is a single character code.
m = Stage of the communications session.
n = Protocol error code.
m = Stage of the communications session.
n = Protocol error code.
The following table shows the valid character codes for (x). This is the returned
value from the application (PSROM0C.EXE).
Code for (x)
Meaning
`G'
Good session.
`T'
Unexpected end of transmission.
`H'
An incorrect file header was encountered.
`F'
A file error was encountered.
`L'
Telecom was aborted before the first file header was received.
The following table shows the valid values for (m).
Value for
(m)
Meaning
5
SignĆon started.
4
Data send started.
3
TurnĆaround started.
2
Data receive started.
1
SignĆoff started.
5. Communications
and Device Support