Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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NORAPM.EXE  APM BIOS Installation for DOS

This is a DOS TSR (taking no parameters) that installs an APM BIOS for the

PEN*KEY 6000 Series computers.  It is needed for running NPOWER.EXE.  See

the DOS Power Management paragraph in Section 2 for details for installing

NPOWER.EXE.
62CALIB.EXE  DOS Pen Calibration utility (6200 Computer)  See the DOS Pen

Calibration paragraph in Section 2 for more information.
CALIB.EXE  DOS Pen Calibration utility (6300 Computer)

See the DOS Pen Calibration paragraph in Section 2 for more information.
PENALIGN.EXE  Windows Pen Calibration

A Windows penĆcalibration utility.  See the Windows Pen Calibration paragraph

in Section 2 for more information.

BOOTDRV.COM  Determine Default Boot Drive

This application is for use in batch files that have a requirement to know which

drive was the default drive when the system was first booted.  It returns an error

level indicating which drive is the boot drive:

1=A, 2=B, 3=C, ...

This program performs two simple DOS calls:

mov

ax, 3305h

; Get boot drive

int

21h

; DL = boot drive

mov

al, dl

; errorlevel = boot drive

mov

ah, 4Ch

; Exit( errorlevel );

int

21h

Batch file example:

BOOTDRV.COM
SET BootDrive=A:
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 SET BootDrive=B:
IF ERRORLEVEL 3 SET BootDrive=C:
IF ERRORLEVEL 4 SET BootDrive=D:

DD.EXE  Disk Duplicator

This utility copies SRAM and disk images.
DELAY.EXE  Display Message, Wait, Pause, Return Error Level

Serves four functions:

1. Display a message to the screen (like the Echo command).
2. Wait for some amount of time to expire before continuing (like a Sleep

command or DOS 6 Choice command with a timeout specified).

3. Pause execution of the system until a key is pressed, such as Pause."
4. Return an error level based on which key, if any, was pressed (like the DOS

6 Choice command).

The first three functions can be performed even when DELAY is loaded as a

device driver.  Since the error level concept does not apply to CONFIG.SYS

processing, the fourth function applies only to command line (or batch file)

execution.  To perform each of these functions:

1. No command line parameters are required to display the message Press any

key to continue . . .  To display one or more different messages, supply the

new messages in double quotes on the command line.  Each quoted text

string displays on a separate line.  A null message (") displays a blank line.

To keep the cursor positioned immediately following the last character

displayed, do not use the trailing quote (").  To display a message without

waiting for a timeout or a key press, specify zero (/0) for a delay timeout.