Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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The file complement in the toolkit for the 6200 or 6300 Series computer differs

from one release to the next.  For an accurate list of toolkit files, see the

RELNOTES.TXT file, included in the toolkit distribution package.
The following available toolkits contain DOS and Windows resources for

configuration, power management, communications, and peripherals:

Part Number

Description

P/N 215Ć452Ć001

6200/6300 DOS (only) toolkit

P/N 215Ć455Ć001

6300 DOS and Windows toolkit

The files and documentation in the toolkit are available to those who hold

licenses for the operating systems for the 6200 or 6300 Series computers.
As shipped from the factory, flash memory in the 6200 and 6300 Computers are

preloaded with files for booting and telecommunicating.  At a minimum, ROM

DOS 5 is preloaded in flash memory.  To create the environment required by your

application software, select any other system files needed from the toolkit and

copy them to the HHC.
Some files mentioned in this publication may not exist in flash memory.  Most of

these files are in the toolkit.  If not, try one of the BBS Product Forums.  The

toolkit does not include application software.  You may obtain such software from

Intermec, from thirdĆparty suppliers, or design your own.
The files necessary to run Windows and the application software are often loaded

onto the RAM drive.  The instructions included in the toolkit assume that you

will install all files on the RAM drive.  Other methods of arranging files are

possible.  And in some cases, this requires substitution of the appropriate drive

letter in place of the drive letter of the RAM drive.

The toolkit contains a utility, CRC32.EXE, for verifying the integrity of the files

provided on the toolkit disks.  CRC32.EXE calculates a 32Ćbit CRC value for a

file.  This value may then be compared with the factory CRC value for the file.

Usage is as follows:

CRC32 [filename | pathname] [/s]

where:
filename  is the name of the file on which the CRC is calculated.  One or more

files or directories can be processed at one time.
pathname  is the location of the filename to be processed.  Wildcard processing

is not allowed, either in the pathname specified after the @" symbol, nor any of

the pathnames within the argument file.  An example of a valid argument file is

the same as those used by the IPLFMT program.
/s  indicates that all subdirectories should be searched for matching file names.
@ is (optionally) included in front of a filename to indicate that it is an argument

file, containing names of files to be checked by CRC32.EXE.
There is a list of the factory CRC values for the released files included in the

RELNOTES.TXT file in the toolkit.