Intermec 6200 참조 가이드

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Please read through all the following instructions before performing them.

When a particular model is not specified in the text, the information applies to

all of the computers in the 6200 and 6300 Series.  Also, keep in mind that when

6200 Computer" is specified, this refers to all computers in the 6200 Series.

And when 6300 Computer" is specified, this refers to all computers in the 6300

Series.  Finally, when HHC" is used, it refers to any computer in the 6200 or

6300 Series.
Information that applies to a particular model is designated by the number of

that model, such as 6210 Computer" or 6360 Computer."

The files associated with this procedure (usually supplied in an archive file

provided by Intermec) update from a previous version of the flash memory on the

HHC.
For new flash versions, a selfĆextracting executable archive file, included in the

toolkit, contains the entire flash load for your current version of flash.  Run the

executable archive file from a temporary directory on a desktop or laptop (host)

PC.  After executing the archive, a text file is produced (among others) that

explains how to reprogram the flash, which is essentially the same information

presented below.

Intermec recommends you upgrade to the latest flash version.  Check with your

Intermec sales representative to find out what flash version is currently being

shipped.  You can order flash memory updates on disk or SRAM cards, or

download the update files from our Bulletin Board.  For details of the Bulletin

Board, see the Support Available paragraph, in the introductory section of this

publication.  Contact an Intermec sales representative to obtain the preferred

media.

There are two procedures currently available for updating the contents of the

flash memory on a 6200 or 6300 Series computer:  the IFL Card Creation

method and the Direct Copy method.  The Direct Copy method has two options.

It can be performed either from a host PC or from a network.
IFL Card Creation
Use this method if your flash is corrupt.  Use the selfĆextracting archive file,

62B0100B.EXE, which contains a special utility to copy a binary file (supplied by

Intermec) to an SRAM card mounted in a PC Card drive connected to a

development PC (referred to hereafter as, host PC).  This step creates an Initial

Flash Load (IFL) card.  The IFL card is then plugged into your HHC and the

image is transferred to the flash memory.