Intermec 6100 Reference Guide
SECTION 1
Getting Started
1-8 PEN*KEY
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6100 Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide
You now have the option to change the following:
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You can replace CardSoft drivers with NORCS drivers
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ATABIOS.SYS is needed for SanDisk support
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NORATA.SYS is needed for SanDisk support
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NORMOD.SYS is needed for modem card support
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ELANCFG.EXE, you can set the /L switch to a value greater than one.
Windows Configurations
You should change the following:
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Power driver to NORWINPM.DRV
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EMM to exclude range C000 to C3FF (if using NORCS drivers)
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Pen driver from UCLKPEN.DLL to UCLKPEN.DRV
You need to remove the following:
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SystemSoft drivers (if you are using NORCS drivers)
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MMSYSTEM.DLL
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all .WAV files (optional)
Prerequisites for IFL Card Creation
The following items are required for creating an IFL card:
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Disk file 61BCxxxx.EXE contains the new flash archive. The first two charĆ
acters of the filename indicate the model number for the hardware configuĆ
ration of the 6100 Computer. The next two characters indicate the upgrade
configuration. For example, BC means Boot Card (IFL) version. The last
four characters indicate the version of the flash. For example, 0116 would
indicate flash version 1.16.
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A 2Ćmegabyte (or larger) SRAM card with battery installed.
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A PC Card reader/writer adapter (drive) for a standard PC, together with
the associated software, or a PC that can access PC Cards.
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A standard PC for use with the PC Card reader/writer or a PC that can acĆ
cess PC Cards. If the card drive is an external unit, you can use a laptop or
notebook computer.
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The PROG.BAT utility and the 61FL1000.BIN.
Creating a Master Mode Boot (IFL) Card
Use the PROG.BAT utility, included in the release package, to copy the IFL card
image to the SRAM card by entering the following at the DOS command prompt:
PROG 61FL1000.BIN d:
where d" is the drive letter of the PC card drive. This command copies the conĆ
tents of 61FL1000.BIN to the SRAM card in the format needed to perform a
master mode boot. After successfully creating the IFL card, writeĆprotect it.
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NOTE:
Do not use the DOS COPY or XCOPY command to create the IFL card. Master mode boot-
ing requires certain files at specific locations on the SRAM card. DD.EXE (which is part of
the PROG.BAT process) is designed to place every byte in a specific location on the media;
these DOS commands are not.
ing requires certain files at specific locations on the SRAM card. DD.EXE (which is part of
the PROG.BAT process) is designed to place every byte in a specific location on the media;
these DOS commands are not.
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NOTE:
The PROG.BAT file performs a write operation followed by a verify operation. It is possible
for the write operation to succeed and the verify to fail. This is particularly true when using a
DataBook TMD–500–03. If you are using such a card drive, this problem can be corrected
by downloading updated drivers from the DataBook BBS.
for the write operation to succeed and the verify to fail. This is particularly true when using a
DataBook TMD–500–03. If you are using such a card drive, this problem can be corrected
by downloading updated drivers from the DataBook BBS.
1. Getting Started