Accessing SetRAM, SetRAM Window, Memory Statistics | Honeywell 9900

Accessing SetRAM

1.On the Power Tools Main Window (see page 1-2),tap the SetRAM icon . The SetRAM window displays the current memory distribution.

2.To change the memory allocation, use the slider to adjust the memory allocation: File MB=File Storage Memory

Prog MB=Program Memory

3.Tap Set RAM Allocation to make the change.

4.The terminal launches a hard reset, then a soft reset.

This reset process launches AutoInstall, which launches DeviceConfig’s RAM memory allocation settings. Therefore, make sure that the RAM section is disabled in DeviceConfig.exm or that it contains the same memory settings as SetRAM. For more information, see RAM Memory Allocation in DeviceConfig on page 11-2.

RAM Memory Allocation in DeviceConfig

DeviceConfig contains a RAM section (see page 3-10) that–if enabled–sets the RAM memory allocation for the terminal during startup. Dolphin terminals default to the RAM allocation in DeviceConfig. Therefore, if you want the changes you make in SetRAM to persist through hard resets, make sure that the RAM section in DeviceConfig disabled or, if enabled, matches the parameters in SetRAM.

For more information about DeviceConfig, see RAM Section on page 3-10.

SetRAM Window

Field	Value	Description


Total Installed RAM	128 MB	Actual size of installed RAM chip.

Memory Statistics:	The values displayed in these fields are pulled from the terminal dynamically when
	SetRAM opens.
	When SetRAM acquires the information successfully, the SetRAM window displays
	the following message: “RAM Info read success.”

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Dolphin Power Tools Patents DisclaimerTrademarks Other Trademarks Table of Contents ScanWedge Print Power Tools Rev a AutoInstall Autorun Battery Analyzer Accessing and Upgrading Power ToolsDolphin Power Tools Overview Windows Mobile 5/6 Windows CE Second Edition Dolphin Terminals Power Tools Main WindowSoftware Requirements Desktop Tap File Exit ESC Exiting the Power Tools Main WindowView Options Icon Name Description Network InstallerCE Additional Dolphin Power ToolsName Function Storage Location Access Location AutoInstall BTPrint Upgrading Power Tools Acquiring Upgrades Installing an Upgrade to the Workstation Rev a Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Device Image Installing an Upgrade on the TerminalFolder on the Workstation Docs Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Rev a EZConfig Client EZConfigEZConfig Editor Overview Types of Configuration Files EZConfig EditorInstalling EZConfig on the Workstation Sample EXM Files File Menu Opening EZConfig Editor on the WorkstationMenu and Toolbar Options Menu Item Description New Edit Menu View Menu Tools Menu Opening EXM Files Opening EXM Files on the WorkstationOpening Remote EXM Files Working with Sections Working with Open EXM FilesStatus Bar Selected Section Edit Menu Options Modifying Section Names Modifying Section DescriptionsMoving Sections Section Locks Section-Level Merge Modes Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Working with Keys Modifying Key Descriptions Modifying Key NamesModifying Key Values Moving Keys Key Types Lock Type Status Bar Description Effect Indicator Name LockSaving to the Device Read Only Creating New Configuration Documents Associating Applications Default Application Association Registry DocumentsUpdating the Registry on the Terminal Creating Registry Documents Click File Save As Adding Registry Keys Processing Registry Documents on the Terminal Persistent Registry Documents Bar Code Type Creating Bar CodesDocument Types Time and Date Stamp Bar Codes Tab Bar Code SheetGenerating Bar Codes Field/Option Description Display Simplified Full ContentsField/Option Description Remote Path # Bar codes to Advanced Tab Section… Persist Bar Code SettingsField Description Merge each Temporary Information at the Bottom of Tab Windows Printing and Saving Options Click Print on this window to print your bar codes Converting Known INI and MNU Files Known INI and MNU FilesConverting Files Upgrading Dolphin Terminals EZConfig Editor on the Terminal Accessing EZConfig EditorTap Start Power Tools EZConfig Utilities Available Menus Editing SectionsModifying Text Editing Keys Launching Associated Applications Args Restart Tap EZConfig Utilities EZConfig Editor EZConfig ClientUsing EZConfig Client Storage Location EXM File Processing Field Description Package ID EZConfig Client WindowMultiple Bar Codes Read # box Command Line Arguments Launching EZConfig Client with a HotKeyScanWedge Rev a DeviceConfig DeviceConfig.exm FileSettings in the Wlan Supplicant Connections Section DeviceConfig.exm Sections and KeysWiFi Section Beam Section DNS Tcpip SectionDhcp Wins Profile Subsections Security SectionSupplicant Section Ssid PSK WEP Key Key Description Default Available Values Private KeyPriv Key Mode Bluetooth Section Bluetooth Default Printer ValuesObtaining the MAC Address ActiveSync Section GSM SectionAPN Device ID Tab System SectionAbout Section DeviceName Restrictions Applications Section AutoInstallRAM Section Internet Explorer Section MobiConrol Section Boot Launching DeviceConfig.exe Manually Temporary Option for Bar Code Deployment Rev a Autorun Autorun and AutoInstallSettings Section Autorun.exm File Settings Section Keys Programs’ Subsections Keys in Each Programs’ Subsection Editing the Autorun.exm FileAdding a Program Subsection Pnpid Sample Autorun Configuration File Copying a FileStart Options Bton RfonGsmon Rfgsmbtoff ALL of the strings specified in the Pnpid setting Nonpnpid Applying Startup Options to the Autorun Configuration File AutoInstall Program Install Locations HaltOnError AutoInstall.exmCancel MaskPassword Command Line Arguments Key Function Default Available Values Password Enabling ScanWedge Command Bar MenuScanWedge Enabling ScanWedge at Startup ScanWedge.exm Sections Modifying the ScanWedge Configuration FileDisabling ScanWedge Basic Values Settings Section Accept EZConfig SoundConnectMessageConnect GoodScanWav BadScanWav Comm Section EnablePrefixData EnableSuffixData Decode Section DefaultEnabledSymbo AimerDelayAimerDelayALR AimerDurationALR GoodScanLen BadScanFreqBadScanLen CenteringBottom= Centering SectionCenteringTop= CenteringLeft= Formatting Subsections Subsection Description Default Available Values Key FormatFormatting Section CodeID Move Commands Available Data Formatting CommandsSend Commands Search Commands E4nnxx1xx2yy1 Code IDFBnnxxyy…zz Yy2…zz1zz2 MSI EAN-8Isbt OCR-A UPC-E0 UCC/EAN-128UPC-A 0x45 Codablock Symbologies SectionAztec Mesas Code OCR Straight 2 Industrial Tcif Linked CodeTLC39 Telepen Settings are in the form Ascii Key = Virtual Key, ShiftMode VK Virtual Key Mapping Section Virtual Key Codes Table Virtual Key Codes Table Vkescape VKA VKQ Vksubtract Quit Additional Power Tools This chapter describes the following Power Tools Tap this icon to open the Command bar menu To Enable BattMonTo Disable BattMon BattMon To Check Battery Power Manually InstallerCE To Manually Install a CAB FileLocation To Disable HotKeys To Enable HotKeysButtons Setting HotKeys Tap this icon to open the Command bar menu for HotKeys Keyboard Status Menu Indicator Keyboard is in …Keyboard Status Tap this icon to open the Keyboard Status menu for Shut down Keyboard Status Accessing the Keyboard Status Power ToolNotification Menu Run Keyboard Status with no icon Screen . Tap this icon to open the Command bar menu To Enable NoSIPTo Disable NoSIP NoSIP RASMan To Enable RASManTo Disable RASMan PPP RASMan Configuration File StatusMessageDelay Key Description Default Available Values RetryShowError StopOnCriticalError Cold Boot RebootWarm Boot Rebooting the Dolphin terminal To Wake the Dolphin Terminal from Suspend Mode SuspendTo Suspend the Dolphin Terminal SysInfo To See System InformationTo Save the System Information to a Text File Viewing Options To Upload SYSINFO.txt to a WorkstationYou cannot change system information by editing the text System Info Sample SysInfo FileSystem DATE/TIME CPU Info Radio Info System ParametersNetwork Info Ipsm System Version Power StatusStore Info Global Memory RAM Info Imager Info AC Power Supply Using the Battery AnalyzerOperating Temperature=0-50C Requirements Analyze Cycle Steps Analyzing a BatteryStopping an Analyze Cycle Automatic Shut Down Advanced Mode Log File Registry Power Tools Editing the Registry Rev a Export MenusImport Menu Item Description Copy Menu Item Description Rename Renames a registry entry FindFind Next Exporting Specific Registry Settings Importing Registry FilesOther Export Options Backing Up the Registry RegRestoreCold Boot Restoring the Registry Modifying RegBackup.exmSections SyChip & Philips Sections Mode Mode and Kernel CheckKernelCheck=Enabled KernelCheck Exm filename Argument Description Export filenameImport filename Section Registry Edit Options in EZConfig Accessing Network Utilities Network Utilities IP Config Displaying the Terminal’s IP Configuration About Tab TTL Using the Input TabPing TOS Reading the Output Tab DNS address required Route Field Description CommandText under Command Output tab To Add a Route To Delete a Route To Clear Gateway Entries Dolphin Power Tools User’s Guide Rev a Tap Start Power Tools Network Utilities WiFiStatus WiFi StatusSetup Tab CAM Status Tab Bssid Tab Backup Radio Settings Restore Radio SettingsRestore Radio Settings EZMenu Default EZMenu Configuration FilesSample Menu Configuration Files Running Easy Menu Modifying Menu Configuration Files Creating Menu Configuration Files Menu Configuration File Sections MenuEntries Subsections Child Section Keys Exit Icon Bluetooth radio is enabled RF radio is EnabledGSM radio is enabled RF, GSM, & Bluetooth radios are disabled 7300 79XX Pnpid Booting the Terminal to the Application Window Locking Down the Application Window Rev a SetRAM Windows Mobile 6.0 Memory Field Value Description Total Installed RAM Accessing SetRAMRAM Memory Allocation in DeviceConfig SetRAM Window RAM Memory Restrictions XX% Rev a Print Power Tools Print DemoBTPrint.exe IrDAPrintCE Calling a Bluetooth PrinterBTPrint Calling an IrDA Printer Customer Support Technical AssistanceOnline Technical Assistance Rev a Page Honeywell