Flash Rom; Software Structure - Symbol PDT 1100 Product Reference Manual

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Flash ROM

Unlike RAM, the flash ROM retains stored programs and data regardless of the voltage
level of the lithium battery. The flash ROM limits the quantity of file rewriting operations to
10,000 times. After this, rewriting is no longer possible. Do not rewrite the flash ROM more
than once a day.
You can write data onto the flash ROM to:
Download a file in System Mode
Copy a file from RAM in System Mode
Download a file using XFILE statement in BASIC 3.0 Interpreter.
You cannot write data scanned with the PDT 1100 onto the flash ROM.
In System Mode, the flash ROM appears on the LCD as "DRIVE B" or "B:". Names of files
stored in the flash ROM are prefixed by "B:".

Software Structure

The System Program is located in the system area of the flash ROM. To use extension
programs and user programs, download the program files into the user area of the flash
ROM or RAM.
Before executing user programs, prepare a data file. Data files are stored in the user area
of the flash ROM or RAM.
System Programs
System Area
Terminal ROM
User Programs
Extension
Program
Programs
files
Figure 3-2. ROM and RAM Storage Areas
Data files
Extension
files
User Area
Download to terminal
Host Computer
System Configuration
Terminal RAM
User Programs
Program files
Data files
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