Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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The following file names cannot be used in a download list file because they are

used by Norand Utilities to perform communications:

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NRTLOG.DAT

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PSROM0C.DAT

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NRUPLD.CTL

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PSROM0C.INI

Now, you are ready to create the download include file.  Execute the following

command:

IPLFMT.EXE <list file> <include file>

where:
<list file> is the name of the download list file created, above.

<include file> is 6100IPL.INC.  This file is created by IPLFMT.EXE.
It should be noted that IPLFMT.EXE can be found in the Tool Kit.
IPLFMT.EXE concatenates files listed in the list file, inserting appropriate

Norand file headers for download.  Refer to TCOM Session Overview, in the

Communications and Device Support section, for file header descriptions.

NPCP is the NORAND Portable Communications Protocol.  This protocol is supĆ

ported by the 492x Tcom Packages, 6920 Communications Server, 498x Network

Communication Controllers, and 6980/6985 Network Managers.  You would subĆ

stitute the name of your include file for the text, <include file>."

1. Create a download include file, as described in the preceding paragraphs.
2. Create either Boot Disk, if necessary:

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4920 Boot Disk:

The only file on a 4920 Boot Disk is a download include file.  The

include file is copied to the DOWNLOAD subdirectory of the 4920.

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4980 Boot Disk:

Be aware there is limited space on the 4980 System.  Place the 4980

System Files on the 4980 Boot Disk in the same way as is done for

4000 Series applications (using the 4980 Boot Toolkit, for example).
Execute the following to place the download include file on the disk:

MD A:\DATA
COPY <include file> A:\DATA
NCDIR.EXE A:\DATA

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The Norand Utilities program, 2.00 and later, first attempts a session to

NORAND_SERVER

, which allows the application to be retrieved from a 498x

controller.  If the application is not stored on the 498x controller, a session is

initiated to 

NORAND_HOST

, which connects to the host.

TTY is another NORAND proprietary protocol, also supported by the commuĆ

nications servers.

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Create a 4920 boot disk, as described in the preceding paragraphs for the

NPCP Network.