Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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The following overview describes the structure of this publication.

Contains information to help you become familiar with your 6200 or 6300 ComĆ

puter.  It describes the 6200 and 6300 Systems, the DOS and Windows environĆ

ments, how to reprogram flash memory and set up your system, using thirdĆ

party applications, and some development resources.

Describes several DOS applications supported for the 6200 and the 6300 ComĆ

puters, as well as printing and power management for the DOS environment.

Describes the minimal Windows installation, the NORAND

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 Windows shell,

several Windows applications supported for the 6200 and the 6300 Computers,

as well as printing and power management in the Windows environment.

Describes Advanced Power Management (APM), supported for the 6200 and

6300 Computers.

This section includes the following information:

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Communications Support

Norand Utilities, Novell ODI Ethernet, INTERLNK and INTERSVR

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Device Support

Devices that are supported for both DOS and Windows, including the upper

memory management utility and the keyboard.

Porting 4000 Series applications to the 6000 Series Computers, a list of interĆ

rupts including detailed definitions.

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Interrupt CrossĆReference (by number)

A crossĆreference table indexed directly to each of the interrupts (organized

by interrupt number).

Including the boot process, the DOS operating system, H8 Downloads hardware

reference information, such as: messages, audible alerts, IRQ and I/O maps, and

system variables.

A list of publications which were referenced from other places within this book,

and others useful for developing applications for your computer.

Provides examples of configuration files for your computer.