Lan Communications: Mininet.exe - Intermec 6110 Technical Reference

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LAN Communications: MININET.EXE

Description
MININET.EXE provides communications over Local Area Networks (LANs).
Installation and Configuration
To load MININET, add a command line to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, according
to the following syntax:
MININET.EXE
All parameters are optional, as designated by the brackets [ ]. You replace '#'
with a value that is appropriate for each parameter, according to the purpose as
described below:
–s# sets the speed of communication. The default baud rate is 500 KB, but
" NOTE:
The only baud rates currently supported by Intermec/Norand Host code for LAN
communications are: 500 KB and 115.2 KB. The 460.8 KB baud rate is reserved for
future use.
–c# sets the default COM port to be used.
" NOTE:
–t# sets the secondary baud rate to automatically toggle between the primary
[–s#] [–c#] [–t#]
automatically adjusts to the baud rate of the host. If this switch is not
used, the default baud rate is 500 KB, otherwise the speed can be set to
any of the following values:
5000 = 500 KB
4608 = 460.8 KB
1152 = 115.2 KB
Supplying this switch prohibits an application from selecting a COM port via
the NCB CALL used to establish a session. In this way it is possible to force
which COM port is to be used.
and secondary baud rates, depending on the speed of the host. A value of
zero indicates that only the default baud rate is used (set with –s switch).
Any of the baud rate values listed above are valid for this switch.
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