Intermec 6100 参照ガイド
SECTION 2
Supporting DOS Applications
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6100 Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide 2-3
ELAN Configuration Driver: ELANCFG.EXE
ELANCFG.EXE is a DOS command line configuration utility that sets various
APM options for the AMD ELAN processor. It is intended to be executed at
startĆup, but may be executed (or reexecuted) at any time.
Usage
ELANCFG.EXE <optional arguments>
Optional arguments may be any number of the following:
/? /An /Cn /Dn /En /Hn /In /Kn /Ln /Mn /Rn /Tn /Vn /Wx /S
Command Line Switches
The command line switches are described in partial detail, as follows:
/?
Help screen: Displays brief command line switch descriptions.
/An
ATA Primary Activity Monitor: Configures ATA/HDD access activity mask. Valid values for
n: 0 and 1.
0= processor will timeĆout during ATA/HDD access.
1= count down timer is reset to zero when ATA/HDD activity is detected.
n: 0 and 1.
0= processor will timeĆout during ATA/HDD access.
1= count down timer is reset to zero when ATA/HDD activity is detected.
/Cn
Configure System Management:
Valid values for n: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
1= AutoĆContrast enabled
Valid values for n: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
1= AutoĆContrast enabled
0= disabled
3= Battery Hot Swap enabled
2= disabled
5= Suspend In Dock enabled
4= disabled
7= INTs are NOT activity in DOZE
6= INTs are activity in
DOZE
/Dn
Set TimeĆout from Doze to Sleep: Configures Doze mode timer. Valid values for n: 0, 4-1024
(nearest multiple of four seconds are used). Where n is the number of seconds between Doze
mode and Sleep mode.
0= timeĆout is disabled. If any activity is detected during timeĆout period, processor goes back to
High speed PLL mode and timer is reset to zero. For any other valid values, timer is set.
(nearest multiple of four seconds are used). Where n is the number of seconds between Doze
mode and Sleep mode.
0= timeĆout is disabled. If any activity is detected during timeĆout period, processor goes back to
High speed PLL mode and timer is reset to zero. For any other valid values, timer is set.
/En
AC Power Activity Monitor: Configures External power (charge) activity mask. Valid values
for n: 0 and 1.
0= processor does not count down or timeĆout, when external charge is detected.
1= processor continues to count down and timeĆout, while external power is detected.
for n: 0 and 1.
0= processor does not count down or timeĆout, when external charge is detected.
1= processor continues to count down and timeĆout, while external power is detected.
/Hn
Set TimeĆout from High Speed to Low Speed: Configures the High Speed PLL mode timer.
Valid values for n: 0, 1-16 (seconds). Where n is the number of seconds between High Speed PLL
mode and Low Speed PLL mode.
0= value disables the timeĆout. If any activity is detected during the countdown period, the timer
Valid values for n: 0, 1-16 (seconds). Where n is the number of seconds between High Speed PLL
mode and Low Speed PLL mode.
0= value disables the timeĆout. If any activity is detected during the countdown period, the timer
is reset to zero. This may be thought of as the amount of time the processor spends in High
Speed PLL Mode if no activity is detected. If the High Speed PLL timer is disabled, the
processor stays in High speed mode, and never enters Low Speed PLL mode. The Low Speed
PLL mode count down timer starts when the processor enters Low speed PLL mode.
Therefore the processor never enters Low Speed PLL mode, Doze, or Sleep mode when the
High Speed PLL timer is disabled. The same is true of all other successive timeĆouts. The
High speed PLL mode timer starts counting down when no activity is detected, and reset to
zero when activity is detected.
Speed PLL Mode if no activity is detected. If the High Speed PLL timer is disabled, the
processor stays in High speed mode, and never enters Low Speed PLL mode. The Low Speed
PLL mode count down timer starts when the processor enters Low speed PLL mode.
Therefore the processor never enters Low Speed PLL mode, Doze, or Sleep mode when the
High Speed PLL timer is disabled. The same is true of all other successive timeĆouts. The
High speed PLL mode timer starts counting down when no activity is detected, and reset to
zero when activity is detected.
All other valid values set the timeĆout.
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