Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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7. Once the files are transferred, press [No] to exit INTERSVR on the HHC.

The HHC automatically resets at this time.

8. When the unit resets, it begins the flash update process.  You are not

prompted further unless an error occurs or a file is missing.

9. After reflashing, the HHC resets itself and boots to the default drive.  To

confirm the flash version, observe the screen while booting from drive D.  If

necessary, see the above instructions or those instructions provided in the

Boot Drive Selection paragraph of the Communications and Device Support

section, for overriding the default boot drive.

Use a PC Card in either a standard boot cycle or a Master Mode Boot cycle.  The

Master Mode Boot cycle provides a reboot technique for an HHC that does not

have functioning software in flash memory (absent or corrupted contents).
If there is a problem with the IFL image, see the To Update the Databook

Software on Your PC paragraph, on page 1Ć11, for possible remedies.

1. Insert the IFL card into drive B (the slot farther from the display).  Activate

the reset switch.

2. Press and release the [F4] key (6200 Computer) or the [Next] key (6300

Computer), until you hear a key beep, then press and hold the same key

until the ROM DOS 5 boot menu is displayed.

3. Press the [2] key to boot from drive B:.  Follow the prompts on the display

to update the flash memory.  To verify that the update has occurred, look

for the following message on the top line of the display when you start from

ROM drive D.

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For the 6200 Computer:

PEN*KEY 6200 FLASH 62BInnnn

 (and current version #)

"

For the 6300 Computer:

PEN*KEY 6300 FLASH PKBInnnn

 (and current version #)

You can boot from an IFL card even if the flash memory in the HHC has never

been programmed or if it has been programmed but has become corrupted.  This

method is called a Master Mode Boot.

1. Insert the IFL card into drive B (the slot farther from the display).

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For the 6200 Computer:

Press and release the gold key; then, press and hold the [YES] key.

While pressing the [YES] key, activate the reset switch.

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For the 6300 Computer:

Press and release the Suspend/Resume key, and activate the reset

switch.  When you see the message Master Mode Boot" on the

display, release the key.  If the message fails to appear, redo this step.

2. Follow the prompts on the display to update the flash memory.
3. To verify that the update has occurred, look for the following message on

the top line of the display when you start from ROM drive D.

"

For the 6200 Computer:

PEN*KEY 6200 FLASH 62BInnnn

 

(and current version #)

"

For the 6300 Computer:

PEN*KEY 6300 FLASH PKBInnnn

 (and current version #)