Using PC Cards to Load Your Programs, Drives | Intermec 6110

SECTION 2

Operation

Using PC Cards to Load Your Programs

Drives

"Drive C:, ATA drive in slot closest to the display

Booting

In order to boot your hand-held computer format on an ATA PC card with the system files and put it into the slot closest to the display (Drive C:)

For complete details on creating a “boot” card, refer to the instructions in the PEN*KEYRModel 6110 Series Hand- Held Computer Programmer ’s Reference Guide PN:

977-054-001.

BIOS Update

To update the BIOS stored in the flash (6.EXE), obtain the latest from the Intermec web site and execute the BIOS Re- flash Program.

Installing PC Cards

1.Lift the PC card door tab and flip open.

2.Slide the cards in one of the slots.

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Intermec 6110 manual Using PC Cards to Load Your Programs, Installing PC Cards, Drives, Booting, Bios Update

Contents

USER’S Guide Acknowledgments Contents Operation Figures Tables Section SectionAbout This User’s Guide Appendix B Hand-Held Computer DescriptionAppendix a Front View Back View Hand-Held Computer Keyboard Backlight BatteryDisplay Main Memory Memory PC Cards Flash ROM PC Card Slots PC Card Slots Suspend and Resume Key Gold Shift Key Radio Card Options and AccessoriesResetting Serial Ports Integrated Scanner Pod Slide the Port Replicator onto the computer as shown Port Replicator Magnetic Stripe Reader Serial Pod GSM with SIM card Power source Hand-Held Computer Specifications System Components Getting Started Introduction Replace the battery with a similar kind Rechargeable Battery Label Installing the Main Battery Your Hand-Held Computer Charging The Batteries Power Status LED Multipack Charger External Source Single Pack Charger Removing the Main Battery Measuring Battery Pack Capacity Backup Battery Life Backup Battery Bios Update Using PC Cards to Load Your ProgramsInstalling PC Cards Booting Accessing the PC Card Slots Removing PC Cards Installing a Modem Card Installing Modem Cable Using the Magnetic Stripe Reader MSR Remove the SIM cover from the hand-held computer Installing the Subscriber Identity Module SIM Installing SIM Low Battery Indication Routine Care and Maintenance Case and Display Cleaning Your Hand-Held ComputerDocking Connectors Troubleshooting Are lighting Troubleshooting Chart Condition Solution Hand-Held Not Power Up Computer Does Repair Service Appendix a Connector Pin-Outs Pin Signal Function Pin Docking Connector Phone Jack Pin-Outs RJ-45 Phone Jack Pin-Outs Appendix a Pop-Up Menus Appendix BEntry Point Drop-Down Lists Network Parameters Alphanumeric Fields Title Screen Language Selection Communications Menu appears after the Title Screen Communications Menu Option 1 Begin Comm Session Begin Comm Session with Network Hand-Held Computer User’s Guide B-9 Begin Comm Session with MODEM/DIRECT Begin Comm Session with Interserver Begin Comm Session with Accessory Card ESC Session Status Hand-Held Computer User’s Guide B-13 Novell Netware 800 ESC key Appendix B Option 2 Comm Setting Suboption 1 Network Suboption 2 MODEM/DIRECT Suboption 4 Handheld Suboption 5 Remote OPS Suboption 3 Accessory Card Suboption 6 Interserver Option 4 Network Parameters Option 3 Unit ID Network Parameters with Nrinet or Tftp Suboption 1 Modem Type Option 4 Modem ParametersNetwork Parameters with Novell Netware Modem Init String Momentarily, the computer displays the modem’s response Suboption 3 BPS Rate Suboption 2 Protocol Suboption 5 Auto Answer Option 5 Network InterfaceSuboption 4 Data Format Option 5 Phone Number Option 9 Advanced Utilities Suboption 1 SET DATE/TIME Async API Button Boot Default DriveBootable ATA Bisync BInary SYNChronous communications CPU ClickCmos Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor Controller Double-Click Default DriveDock DOS Disk Operating System EOT Eeprom FSK Frequency Shift Keying ETX End Of TextFlash Flash Card GUI/PM Host Port com4980 Host AddressHost Computer Host Controller Layer InternetIrDA LAN Local Area Network LCD NAK Negative Acknowledgement Native Mode ADKMQL Multi-Quad Lockbox MS-DOS Microsoft Disk Operating System Null NmsdNrinet PC Personal Computer Open Wireless LAN NodeOpen Systems Pan Border PEN*KEY Polled Protocol PenRight Physical PortPixel Plug and Play Proprietary Systems Portrait ModePort Replicator Programmer’s Reference Guide RAS RXD TXD TTY UPC Universal Product Code WirelessUCC Uniform Code Council UCS Uniform Communications Standard Index Index