An Open System Environment, Cmos Setup Options | Intermec 6620

Introduction

SECTION 1

"Section 6 — Ericsson M2100 Series Wireless Mo- dem

Explains how to configure the Support Panel that monitors the M2100 Series Wireless Modem.

"Section 7 — Infrared Communications Support 2.0

Describes how to configure the Support Monitor that searches for infrared devices on a continual basis.

"Section 8 — CMOS Setup Options

Contains set up pages that include integrated periph- erals, caches, passwords, power-on modes, etc.

"Section 9 — CDPD Radio

Looks at two applications provided by Sierra Wireless Inc.: “Watcher” and “Sierra Wireless Expert.”

"Section 10 — Minimal Windows 95 Load Provides a “minimal” operating system configuration for users who want to reduce storage size.

An Open System Environment

The 6620 Operating System is Windows 95. One of the ma- jor benefits of this open-system approach is that you can acquire development equipment and software from many different vendors, including Norand Mobile Systems Divi- sion of Intermec Technologies Corporation. This provides you with wide latitude in selecting the equipment and soft- ware tools that are best suited to your particular develop- ment needs. The challenge lies in finding pieces that work well together, especially when you are working in the areas of communications and interfaces. If you have Windows programming experience, you will quickly feel comfortable with the PEN*KEY 6620 platform.

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Contents

Technical Reference Acknowledgments FCC Computer Compliance Suit our products. Other cables may not be tested. They may Only with the same or equivalent type Page Contents Toolkit for the 6620 Computer Recovery Procedures GPS Drivers Tables Vi 6620 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Introduction SectionAbout the Book GPS Drivers An Open System Environment Ericsson M2100 Series Wireless Mo- demCmos Setup Options Infrared Communications Support Batteries AC PowerIntroducing the 6620 Computer Hard Drives DisplayFlash Infrared Communications PC Card Slots KeypadMemory Processor Power ManagementPen Decode Data Packet Format Reset to Default SettingsScanner Docks Connections Keyboard Docking and UndockingInfrared Auxiliary Port Tips for Getting Started Reprogramming Flash Memory Flash /w /fFILENAME.EXE Set Up for PC Development Select Default Values Windows System ConfigurationDevelopment Environments Keyboard Options Pen Services Screen KeyboardHandwriting Recognition Section Section Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows Microsoft Visual C++ or Borland C++ for Windows How much space is required? Other EnvironmentsPen for Windows Related Publications Customer Support Bulletin Board Intermec Web Site Toolkit for the 6620 Computer Pen and Handwriting Drivers Toolkit Set UpVideo Drivers General Utilities Optional Pcmcia Support RAM Radio Support Optional Battery Meter OptionalDock Lock Utility Optional Cdpd Radio Diskettes Optional Support FilesCdpd Radio Support Optional Usage CMOS.EXE EEPROG.EXE PARTUTIL.EXE PHDISK.EXE Installing Toolkit Components Section Loading the Components Component Executable Video Drivers Section Section Loading Infrared Support Loading Ram Radio Support Loading Cdpd Radio Support Loading Cdpd Radio Diskettes Finishing the Toolkit Installation Installing MS Infrared Support Section Section Section Section Installing Cdpd Radio Section Section Section \Program Files\Watcher\watcher.exe Recovery Procedures Using Another PC Complete System RecoveryRestoring Recovery Windows Boot with the Network Emergency Recovery Floppy Using a Parallel CD-ROM Drive Main Data RecoveryRecovering Main Data Partition Recovering from Network Drive Activating the Recovery Windows PartitionActual Recovery of the Main Data Partition Section Section Section Recovering from Parallel CD-ROM Use Windows Explorer to find the CD Recovering from PC Card Method Preparing the Recovery Floppy Disk Network Emergency Recovery Floppy Section CD-ROM Emergency Recovery Floppy Section Preparing the Network Recovery PC Card Section Preparing a 6620 Boot Card Section Restoring Operation of the Source 6620 Computer Master Configuring a Source Computer MasterImage-to-Image Copying Configuring the Destination Computer Slave Configuring a Source Desktop PC Master Section Section Section Tips Partition Utility Bios RecoveryInstallation Operations Options Uninstall Advanced Options File and Printer Sharing Section Section GPS Drivers GPS Test Program Speed GPS Module InfoHead Date TimerUTC Universal Coordinated Time Log to file Section Entering Text Using the Screen Keyboard Backwards Delete Palette AccessShift Shift Lock Undo Using the Screen PaletteKeyboard Access Space Ericsson M2100 Series Wireless Modem Hardware Diagnostics From the Windows desktop, select Start Programs Setup Support Panel Adjusting Options Adjusting the Refresh Interval Doing Diagnostics Viewing Card Configuration Infrared Communications Support Setting Up the Infrared Monitor Enabling Options Choosing Preferences Identifying the 6620 Computer Click the About button to learn about the Infrared Monitor Section Cmos Setup System Date MainSystem Time Diskette a IDE Adapter 0 Master IDE Adapter 0 Slave IDE Adapter 1 Master IDE Adapter 1 Slave Floppy check Boot DeviceBoot Options Numlock Integrated Peripherals AdvancedExtended Memory IR Port Volt PowerCOM Port Ext COM Port Ethernet LPT PortParallel Port CPU Cache Security Hard Disk Power Down After PowerPower Management Video Power Down After Radio Switch CRT Power ModeAux Switch Auto Suspend After Exit Drive Mappings EFD EFD EFD Cdpd Radio Sierra Wireless Expert Cdpd Radio Watcher Programs Watcher Watcher Help Minimal Windows 95 Load Assess the Application’s RAM Requirements Install Norand and OEM drivers Integrate the Software Application Using Filemon and Filchk Example Below is a sample Filemon screen NETDET.INI WRKGRP.INI MSTCP.DLL DESKTOP.INI WINHLP32.EXE Index Index Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Index-3 Index-46620 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Index-5 Index-66620 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference