Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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The following errors may be displayed on the 6200 or 6300 Series Computer,

when a Novell connection is attempted:

Error Description

Lnnn Connection to host failed.  nnn is one of the following:

100 Network drive did not mount successfully.  Verify the network connection and that a

NORAND login name exists.

Tnnn File transfer failed.  nnn is one of the following:

0

Unexpected end of transmission, verify network connection.

101 Could not access include file.

102 Could not allocate needed memory.

The Norand Utilities program creates a NET.CFG file on the RAM drive.  The

NET.CFG file is not erased.  It is left on the RAM drive so that it may be used by

applications.

NRInet is a protocol that performs a NORAND file transfer session over TCP/IP

Ethernet.  It is supported by the Norand 6920 Communications Server.  See the

Norand Utilities paragraph in Section 5 for a description of a NORAND file

transfer session and for a list of errors that may be displayed when an NRInet

session is attempted.

1. Create a download include file, as described in the preceding paragraphs,

and place it in the download directory of the 6920 Communications Server.

2. Optionally, configure a DHCP server to provide some or all of the

information required by the HHC, including the IP addresses of the client,

router, and subnet mask.  Any information not provided by DHCP must be

entered manually by the user on the HHC.  A DHCP server can also

provide a domain name and IP addresses of domain name servers, which

allows the HHC user to enter a host name rather than an IP address.  If

the SERVER_NAME field on the HHC is left blank, a connection to the

name Norand6920" is attempted, as a default.

Version 2.xx of the Norand Utilities program creates NET.CFG and PCTCP.INI

files on the RAM drive.  The NET.CFG and PCTCP.INI files are not erased, so

they may be used by applications.  For a description of the contents of these files,

see the Norand Utilities paragraph in Section 5.

TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) is a standard TCP/IP protocol supported on

many TCP/IP servers.

1. A tftpd service must be running on a TCP/IP server.

2. Optionally, configure a DHCP server to provide some or all of the

information required by the HHC (IP addresses of the client, router, and

subnet mask).  Any information not provided by DHCP must be entered

manually by the user on the HHC.  A DHCP server can also provide a

domain name and IP addresses of domain name servers, which allows the

HHC user to enter a server name rather than an IP address.  If the

SERVER NAME field on the HHC is left blank, a connection is attempted

to the name NorandTftp" as a default.