Intermec 2430 User Guide

 

After you configure the flash memory, you need to save the configuration 
in flash memory and boot the terminal for the change to take effect.  

For more information about configuring 802.1x TTLS security, see 
“Configuring 802.1x TTLS Security” in the networking chapter of your 
user’s manual. For more information about double-byte fonts, see 
“Loading Double-Byte Fonts” in the system manual. 

FFdata 

Acceptable values for data are: 

0 

Configure for no drive D 

32  Configure flash memory for a drive D 

32 (Configure flash memory for a drive D) 

Not supported 

To set Flash Memory Configuration: 

Scan one of these bar codes to configure flash memory: 

Configure Flash Memory 

Configure Flash Memory 

for no Drive D  

for a Drive D 

*$+FF0* 

*$+FF32* 

*$+FF0* *$+FF32* 

To save the changes in flash memory, scan this bar code: 

Save Configuration in Flash Memory 

*.+1* 

*.+1* 

Scan this bar code to boot the terminal and save your configuration: 

Reset Firmware 

*-.* 

*-.* 

 

Note: When you boot or reset the terminal, any files in flash memory on 
drive D are erased. 

With firmware version 8.02, you can use 802.1x TTLS security and 
double-byte fonts at the same time.  

To use double-byte fonts with 802.1x TTLS security, you need to order 
one of the following compatible double-byte fonts. For help ordering 
fonts, contact your local Intermec representative.