Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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The following steps explain how to add SanDisk ATA card support to a C++

application:

1. Use the correct version of Flash.

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6200 Computer: 6200 Flash V1.53 or greater

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6210 Computer: 6210 Flash V1.51 or greater

2. Use NORAPM V3.10 or greater.  Flash V1.53 (in the 6200 or 6210

Computer) contains this version of NORAPM.  If you are using Flash V1.51

(in the 6210 Computer), NORAPM.EXE must be downloaded with the

application and loaded from C:.

3. Use NORCSAPM.EXE and ATADRV.EXE from Toolkit V1.71 or greater.
4. Install CardSoft drivers.  Add the following lines to the CONFIG.SYS file:

Rem PC Card modem driver manages the second slot
device=c:\ngenmod.sys –S1 –IA –C3

Rem CardSoft drivers manage the first slot only
device=d:\sscirrus.exe /skt=1
device=d:\cs.exe
device=d:\csalloc.exe
device=d:\atadrv.exe /S:2
device=d:\mtsram.exe
device=d:\mtddrv.exe
device=d:\cardid.exe
device=d:\norcsapm.exe +p:0

Dual card support" means a system that supports both Sandisk ATA cards

and PC Card modems.  See Adding PC Card Modem Support on page 6Ć8.

If dual card support is not needed, remove the line above that loads

NGENMOD.SYS.

5. Do Not Reference A or B.  With CardSoft loaded, references to drives E and

F use CardSoft to access the PC Card memory cards.  References to drives

A and B use the BIOS to access the PC Cards.  Using both BIOS and

CardSoft to access the PC Cards causes a conflict.  It is therefore necessary

that the BIOS not be used when CardSoft is being used.

In the interest of maintaining a single set of source code for applications that

require changes that are different for each platform, these changes should be

implemented using the ++ifdef" conditional compile facility of the PL/N compiler

preprocessor.  By convention, use ++ifdef 6000" to encase code that should

execute only on a PEN*KEY 6000 Series system.  For further information on the

++ifdef" facility, see the PL/N 4000 Series Reference Manual, Volume 1 (P/N:

977Ć037Ć007).

In the HISTORY section, include explicit comments on changes and modules that

were changed.