Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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For information on IrDA printing, refer to the DOS IrDA Printing paragraph, in

the Supporting DOS Applications section of this publication.

MININET.EXE provides communications over Local Area Networks (LANs), usĆ

ing the following switches:

-s speed 

-c comport

-t toggle

Use these switches to disable the interrupt override from 4000API:

/10 /14 /16 /PC /C3

The display is a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) with a touch screen.  The display

is rotated to landscape mode to facilitate a wider screen.  The touch screen acĆ

cepts input from stylus or your finger.

Screen rotation is produced, in the DOS text mode, using VROTATE.EXE.  For

information on VROTATE, refer to the 4000 Series Screen Emulation paragraph,

in the Conversions and Interfaces section of this publication.
Screen rotation is produced, in the DOS graphics mode, using the Borland BGI

driver, N6100.H and N6100.BGI.
Screen rotation is produced, in Windows, using the video driver 6100DISP.DRV.

NORMOD.SYS is a PC Card card services client handling the identification and

initialization of serial device PC Cards (e.g., modems, radios, etc.).  It is loaded

when you need to use a modem.  This includes landline and wireless modems.
Command line switches are indicated by a preceding slash or dash and are case

insensitive (e.g. -i and /I both indicate the same switch).  Some switches are folĆ

lowed by data (text or numeric), in which case the data immediately follows the

switch (no space in between).  This is indicated by T" for a text character, H"

for a hexidecimal digit, and D" for a decimal digit.  For example, a switch shown

as NTTTTTTTT indicates that the N" switch is followed by up to eight characĆ

ters (e.g. -nMODEM1).