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P/N 977-054-009
Revision J
May 2001

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  • Page 1 6110 Hand-Held Computer TECHNICAL REFERENCE " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " P/N 977-054-009 Revision J May 2001...
  • Page 2 The information contained herein is proprietary and is provided solely for the purpose of allowing customers to operate and service Intermec manufactured equipment and is not to be released, reproduced, or used for any other purpose without written permission of Intermec.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    ..........6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference CONTENTS "...
  • Page 4 Winsock 2 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference ......... .
  • Page 5 ............Install Pod Scanner in 6110 Computer...
  • Page 6 PL/N File Descriptor for Binary Files 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference ............
  • Page 7 FIGURES Figure 1-1 Computer Components Figure 1-2 6110 Computer in Vehicle Docking Station (with keyboard tray) Figure 1-3 Reset Keys on Keypad Figure 1-4 Location of PC Card Slots Figure 1-5 Port Replicator Sliding onto 6110 Computer Figure 1-6 Integrated Scanner Pod...
  • Page 8 CONTENTS 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...
  • Page 9 This section has references to viewing additional information. If you have a DOS version of the 6110 Computer, you can use EDIT.COM or transfer the files to your PC and use the available PC-based viewing or editing tools. However, for...

  • Page 10: Introduction

    Introduction 6110 Computer The 6110 Computer has a number of features that are useful in the mobile sys- tems marketplace: Fast data processing " Large data and program storage " Signature capture " Touchscreen display " Backlit display and keys "...

  • Page 11: Batteries

    10 hours to charge. A discharged main battery takes two hours to recharge. When charging the batteries in the 6110 Computer, maintain the charge for a full 14 hours to ensure that both the backup battery and the main battery pack are fully charged.

  • Page 12: Chargers And Docks

    Introduction Chargers and Docks To charge the batteries in your 6110 Computer, place the computer into a 6110 Dock or connect it to a charger. COM1 provides RS-232 and RS-485 communica- tions to the dock. The RS-232 interface on the dock supports RXD, TXD, RTS, CTS, and GND signals.

  • Page 13: Display

    The touch screen controller provides x,y point informa- tion to the CPU whenever a touch is detected on the screen. External Keyboard When docked, you can attach a full keyboard to the 6110 Computer using an ex- ternal tray. Figure 1-2...

  • Page 14: Keypad

    SC400CFG.INI file also resides in the \Config\Sc400cfg folder, on the Windows 95 Toolkit CD. Right Mouse Click This standard PC function is also available on the 6110 Computer. Hold the [GOLD] shift key down while tapping the screen provides the same results as a right mouse click.

  • Page 15: Memory

    Put an ATA card in PC Card slot C to boot the 6110 Computer. Figure 1-4 shows a top view of the 6110 Computer, with the display facing down. Note the available PC Card slots. The card should face away from the screen when inserted into the slot.

  • Page 16: System Memory (Dram)

    Introduction System Memory (DRAM) The 6110 Computer supports 8, 16 or 32 MB of DRAM memory. You can upgrade to a larger memory size by having your Customer Support Center install a new memory board. However, the 8 MB configuration cannot be ordered for a Win- dows 95 system.

  • Page 17: Power Management

    APM function calls, or you can modify certain configuration files to establish de- fault power management. Printers The 6110 Computer supports tethered and IrDA printing. Norand Portable Communications Protocol (NPCP) printing is supported only if you use the Inter- mec NPCP printing toolkit.

  • Page 18: Processor

    Introduction Processor The 6110 Computer is based on the ÉlanSC400 Processor operating at a maxi- mum speed of 99 MHz. This processor is modeled after the AMD Am486 CPU and contains an 8 KB write-back cache, integrated memory controller, PC/AT system logic, PC Card controller, LCD graphics controller, IrDA infrared port, and power management features in one integrated package.

  • Page 19: Magnetic Stripe Reader

    Serial Pod B CAUTION: Pin 9 on the D-sub serial port connector is a power output pin from the 6110 Computer. Some devices may use pin 9 as a ring indicator signal and could be damaged by the power output on that pin. Before connecting to pin 9, make certain the device is modified appropriately to prevent damage to the device.

  • Page 20: System Bios

    PC Card radio (if installed) " " NOTE: The 6110 Computer must be on charge for the reflash process to begin. When the BIOS version is displayed on boot up, it appears like the following: AM486 SC400 Rev x.x 6110 PIC Micro Vxx 6110FLSH Vx.xx...

  • Page 21: Related Publications

    SECTION 1 Related Publications The publications listed below contain additional information relating to your 6110 Computer or publications that may be good references for application devel- opment. See your account representative about publications with Intermec part numbers. 6110 Hand- Held Computer User ’s Guide, Intermec P/N: 961-028-102 "...

  • Page 22: Customer Support

    . New users can sign up for a new account on this page. Visit our Web site at http://www.intermec.com to download many of our current manuals in PDF format. To order printed versions of the Intermec manuals, con- tact your local Intermec representative or distributor. Bulletin Board Service...

  • Page 23: Windows 95 Toolkit

    CD-ROM disk, provides a way to install a Windows 95 image onto a PC Card. The 6110 Computer will boot the image from this card if it is inserted in the unit and the unit is reset. Various Windows 95 images are provided by the Toolkit, allowing the use of different sized PC Cards.

  • Page 24: Windows 95 Images

    Microsoft DriveSpace 3 disk compression to fit the image. The 6110 Windows 95 Toolkit installation provides several preconfigured Win- dows 95 images that can be transferred to PC Cards for the 6110 Computer. Or, preloaded media types can be purchased from Intermec Technologies Corporation containing preconfigured Windows 95 images.

  • Page 25: Step-By-Step Installation

    Windows 95 Toolkit. Additional details are provided later in this sec- tion. 1. Insert a PC Card into the PC Card drive on your PC (to become a 6110 boot card). Then insert the Windows 95 Toolkit CD into the first CD-ROM drive on your PC.

  • Page 26: Windows 95 Installation Program

    When you insert the Windows 95 Toolkit CD into your CD ROM drive, the Win- dows 95 Installation program should open with the following screen. If not, then double-click the 6110 Toolkit CD-ROM icon using My Computer or Windows Explorer, then double-click AUTORUN.EXE on the 6110 Toolkit CD- ROM drive.

  • Page 27: Set Up The Pc

    Hard Disk Card in the PC Card drive. Insert a card into the PC Card drive, or click Browse to select the appropriate drive, then listen for a beep. Once a PC Card icon appears in the desktop system tray, click OK and go to page 2-6. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 28: Set Up The Hard Disk Card

    2-8 to create a new Windows 95 image for the card. If the system recognizes a Windows 95 image on the PC Card, you will be prompted to either replace the entire image or copy portions of the image. Go to page 2-7 to continue. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 29: Pc Card Or Hard Disk Card Options

    If your PC has a networked drive letter mapped alphabetically before the PC Card drive, a warning prompt appears to note that formatting will not be done via a DOS window. Click OK to continue to the locations described in the pre- vious paragraph. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 30: Create A New Windows 95 Image

    Win- dows 95 Installation program. There is a bug in Windows 95 where network mapped drives can prevent " the PC Card drives from being formatted through a DOS window. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...
  • Page 31 2. A warning message appears, click OK to continue. 3. When the formatting is complete, click Close to exit the results, then click Close again to go to the 6110 Windows Toolkit Images screen (page 2-12). Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 32: Select Drivers And Utilities To Copy

    This is updated with each selected component. Click Next to continue. 2. The Start Installation screen acknowledges that the driver files are ready to be copied. Click Next to load the files. 2-10 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...

  • Page 33: Video Panning Mode

    Welcome screen (page 2-4). Video Panning Mode The following self-explanatory Set Video Panning Mode screen prompts you to either enable or disable the video panning mode. Click OK to finish. Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-11...

  • Page 34: Windows Toolkit Images

    " Exits the installation to return to the Welcome screen (page 2-4). " NOTE: Click respective Details buttons for additional information about each image, then click OK to return to this screen. 2-12 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...

  • Page 35: Full" Windows 95 Image

    Welcome screen (page 2-4). After installing the Full Windows 95 image onto the PC Card, use the CD flash to reflash the 6110 Computer. See page 3-36 for instructions. Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 36: Lite" Windows 95 Image

    The Windows 95 CAB files are eliminated from the Lite images. Installing other Windows 95 components temporarily requires an additional PC Card containing the CAB files to be inserted into the 6110 Computer. You can create the Cabinet Files card, using the toolkit as described on page 2-18.
  • Page 37 Welcome screen (page 2-4). After installing the “Lite” Windows 95 image onto the PC Card, use the CD flash to reflash the 6110 Computer. See page 3-36 for instructions. Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 38: Minimal Windows 95 Image

    Minimal Windows 95 Image " NOTE: None of the Minimal loads are supported by Intermec Technologies Corporation. They are supplied as example code only. Use these instructions and utilities only if you are highly skilled in configuring Windows 95 systems.
  • Page 39 Click OK to continue. 8. Per the following screen, stop the PC Card (page 2-19), then click OK to re- turn to the Welcome screen (page 2-4). Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-17...

  • Page 40: Windows 95 Cabinet Files Card

    If CAB files are not found, a prompt to Insert Windows 95 CD-ROM appears. Quit the instal- lation, install the CAB Files card in the 6110 Computer, then start the installation. 1. The following screen indicates the CAB files are ready to be copied to the PC Card.

  • Page 41: Stop The Pc Card Or Hard Disk Card

    Unexpected PC Card Removal message. Double-click the PC Card icon in the system tray, then remove the check mark from the Display warning . . . box to delete this message. Click OK to exit. Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-19...

  • Page 42: Drivespace 3 Volume

    1. Select Start → Settings → Control Panel, then double-click Add/Remove Programs to access the Add/Remove Programs Properties. Click the Windows Setup tab, select Disk Tools from the list of compo- nents, then click Details. 2-20 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...

  • Page 43: Drivespace 3 Not Found

    After an analysis, a DriveSpace 3 Version Warning screen advises you of the ver- sion level needed for the DriveSpace 3 installation. Take note of the version number, then click OK to continue on to the set up program. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-21...

  • Page 44: Remove The Drivespace Volume

    OK to close the message. See page 2-19 to disable the Unexpected PC Card Removal message. 4. Wait for the prompt, then insert the PC Card in the PC Card drive. 2-22 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...
  • Page 45 7. The last prompt appears to say the PC Card could not be formatted. You will have to redo the installation with another PC Card. Click OK to re- turn to the Welcome screen on page 2-4. Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-23...

  • Page 46: Mount The New Compressed Drive

    2. If the compressed drive was mounted properly, go to step 8 on page 2-26. If the compressed drive was not mounted on your PC, as in the Compressed Drive Not Found screen, click OK then wait for the DriveSpace 3 screen to appear. 2-24 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...
  • Page 47 DriveSpace 3 screen with the new drive. 5. If the physical drive was successfully mounted, the following screen ap- pears. Click OK to return to the DriveSpace 3 screen. Windows 95 Toolkit 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-25...
  • Page 48 “(hidden)” removed, close the DriveSpace 3 screen and return to the installation. 8. The Compressed Drive Created screen lists the assigned virtual host drive and physical drive. Click OK to continue. 2-26 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 2...

  • Page 49: Hard Disk Cleanup

    You will be given a choice to completely delete the old files from the PC Card, or elect to move the files to the desktop Recycle Bin so that you can review the files before deleting them completely. Click OK to purge the PC Card, then return to the installation. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 2-27...

  • Page 50: View 6110 Technical Documentation

    Choosing this option brings up your Internet browser and displays a default page with links to documentation on the Windows 95 Toolkit CD. After the default page is displayed, you can view the 6110 Hand-Held Computer User ’ Guide, this technical reference, and the following Developer Notes by clicking hot links on that page.

  • Page 51: View Release Notes

    SECTION 2 View Release Notes Choose this option to generate a text box with the latest updates for the 6110 Computer Windows 95 Toolkit since this publication was created. Click OK to return to the Welcome screen (page 2-4), or click Cancel to quit the installa- tion.
  • Page 52 Windows 95 Toolkit SECTION 2 2-30 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 53: Windows 95 Device Drivers

    Tool icons are shown to the left of related menu options. This section contains installation and configuration of devices and peripherals, software utilities, and suggestions about Windows 95 and your 6110 Computer. Display Panning The display software comes preinstalled as part of the Windows 95 images. No modifications should be necessary for normal operation.

  • Page 54: Ftp Server

    Windows 95 Device Drivers FTP Server FTPDWIN.EXE is the Windows version of the Intermec File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Server. FTPDWINNW.EXE is the Non-Windows version of the Intermec FTP Server. FTPDWIN and FTPDWINNW are the Intermec Internet FTP server processes found in the \Drivers\Rs-485\ftp folder on the Toolkit CD. These are part of the Intermec communication package which includes NRINET and WINCFG.
  • Page 55 Gives site command help information (SITE HELP). STOR Stores a file. SYST Shows the type of server operating system. TYPE Specifies the data transfer type (binary transfers only). USER Specifies the user name. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 56: Modem Support

    When the pen alignment process is complete, the calibration values are stored permanently with the hardware unit. Pen alignment should be necessary only once. On any subsequent use of the pointing device, the stored pen calibration values are used. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 3...
  • Page 57 Windows cursor matches the location of the pen tip. Left Move the cursor to the left with respect to the tip of the pen. Right Move the cursor to the right with respect to the tip of the pen. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 58: Printer Installation

    Install IrDA Printer If you added IrDA printing, go to the next set of steps to install IrDA onto the 6110 Computer. If not, do the following to add the necessary IrDA files onto a PC Card. 1. To add these files, insert a PC Card in the PC Card drive of the computer and start up the Toolkit CD.
  • Page 59 4. The first Add Infrared Device Wizard screen lists features that are enabled once Microsoft Infrared Support is installed. Tap Next to continue. 5. Select Intermec from the Manufacturers list, then select the Norand 6110 IrDA Port infrared device. Tap OK to continue. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...
  • Page 60 Windows 95 Toolkit CD. SECUR32.DLL " NDISHLP.SYS " 7. The next screen allows you to either use the defaults or change the settings. Tap Next to continue with the recommended default settings. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference \Win95\6110\Images\Full\Windows\System \Win95\6110\Images\Full\Windows SECTION 3...
  • Page 61 Properties. Click the Bindings tab and remove the check mark from Fast Infrared Protocol. Click OK to exit, then click Yes to reboot the computer. “Fast Infrared Protocol” can only be bound by one adapter; for IrDA to work on the 6110 Computer, the Norand IrDA Adapter must be used.

  • Page 62: Install Generic (Text-Only) Irda Printer

    You need both a 6110 boot card with a Win- dows 95 image and a cabinet files (CAB) card installed from the toolkit CD-ROM. Insert both cards into PC Card slots on your 6110 Computer, and wait for it to boot to the desktop.
  • Page 63 4. Select Generic from the Manufacturers list, then select Generic / Text Only from the Printers list, then tap Next to continue. 5. Select InfraRed Printing (LPT) Port from the Available ports list, then tap Next. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 3-11...
  • Page 64 Tap Yes to print a test page, then tap Finish. If you enabled a printer test, the following confirmation screen appears. Tap ei- ther Yes or No depending on the results of the test. 3-12 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 3...

  • Page 65: Install Npcp Printer

    DOS box. If you attempt to do this file in Windows, the file will install onto the CD-ROM instead of the PC Card. 1. Place the Windows 95 Toolkit CD and the 6110 PC Card in the PC and note their drive letters. For this example, drive D: has the Windows 95 Toolkit CD and drive E: has the 6110 PC Card.

  • Page 66: 6820 Documentation Files

    O’Neil OEM drivers are in the \Drivers\Printing\680x\OneilOEM directory. To add a 6805, 6805a, or 6806 Printer to the 6110 Computer, insert a 6110 boot card into the PC Card slot in the PC Card slot. This card should have one of the Windows 95 images (installed from the toolkit CD-ROM).
  • Page 67 Add Printer to access the Add Printer Wizard. Tap Next to continue. 2. Select Local printer when asked how the printer is attached to the com- puter, then tap Next to continue. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 3-15...
  • Page 68 3. Tap Have Disk to access the Install from Disk screen. " NOTE: This example uses the Intermec 680x Printer. 4. When the Install From Disk screen appears, select Browse to locate the OEMSETUP.INF file. Tap OK to return to the Install From Disk screen.
  • Page 69 7. Select Infrared Serial (COM) Port when prompted for the printer port, then tap Next. 6804 2” Thermal Printer 6804t 2” Thermal Printer 6804dm 2” Dot Matrix 6805 2” Thermal Printer 6806 3” Thermal Printer 6808 4” Thermal Printer 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Windows 95 Device Drivers 3-17...
  • Page 70 “Norand 6805,” or to set this printer as the default. Select Yes, then Next. When prompted to print a test page, tap Yes. Ensure the printer is powered on and lined up with the infrared port at the bottom of the 6110 Computer, then tap Finish to send the data to the printer.

  • Page 71: Radio Drivers

    To properly install the Proxim RangeLAN2 7400 PC Card Adapter drivers on the system, DO NOT insert the Proxim RangeLAN PC Card into the 6110 Computer until directed to do so. If you do, you will need to remove, then reinstall default drivers.
  • Page 72 (default) or elect to either remove the original configuration or just the undocked configuration. Tap OK to remove the adapter. 6. A prompt to restart the computer to finish removing the Proxim RangeLAN2 Network Adapter appears. Tap Yes to initiate the reboot. 3-20 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 3...

  • Page 73: Verify Rangelan2 Pc Card Adapter Removal

    Windows 95 image for the 6110 Computer using the Toolkit CD. 2. Copy the PROXIM.EXE file from the \Drivers\Radios\Proxim folder on the Toolkit CD to the 6110 Windows 95 load. This is automatic if you checked the Proxim RangeLAN Radio Driver option during the Windows 95 Installation procedure (page 2-10).
  • Page 74 Windows 95 Device Drivers 3. Insert the Windows 95 boot PC Card into the 6110 Computer and reset the unit. If this is a new Windows 95 load, enter the registration information. 4. Double-click Drivers\Radio\Proxim\PROXIM.EXE to copy the necessary files to the 6110 Computer. A WinZip Self Extractor screen appears. By default, it will unpack the files to the C:\Proxim directory.
  • Page 75 1. From the desktop, select Start → Programs → Rl2 → pnetcon to access the Site Survey & Configuration Tool. When this is opened, the unit is rein- itialized, then the status of this unit is displayed. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 3-23...
  • Page 76 ID. Tap OK to exit this window with the new security ID. “NULL” is the default. Tap OK to return to the Configuration screen. Tap OK to return to the Site Survey & Configuration Tool. Tap Exit to quit the Site Survey & Configuration Tool. 3-24 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 3...

  • Page 77: Install Tcp/Ip

    1. Select Start → Settings → Control Panel, then double-tap the Network desktop icon. Tap Add to access the Select Network Component Type. 2. Select Protocol, then tap Add for the Select Network Protocol screen Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 3-25...

  • Page 78: Install Netbios Over Tcp/Ip

    Removal/Insertion events, perform these steps to enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP. 1. Select Start → Settings → Control Panel, then double-tap the Network desktop icon. Select the “TCP/IP” component for the Proxim RangeLAN2 adapter, then tap Properties to access the TCP/IP Properties. 3-26 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 3...
  • Page 79 " NOTE: If building a 6110 image for mass duplication, leave IP Address and Subnet Mask (located under the IP Address tab) blank to avoid conflicting IP addresses once the units power-up. Windows 95 Device Drivers...

  • Page 80: Rs-485

    (P/N: 961-055-002) for information on RS-485 using the NRInet protocol. Winsock 2 Winsock 2 is installed on your 6110 boot PC Card when you run the Windows 95 Installation CD. However, if you need to reinstall Winsock 2, go to the \Win95\Y2K folder on the 6110 boot card and run W95WS2SETUP.EXE.

  • Page 81: Pod Scanner

    \6110\Scanners\32Bit Internal folder on the PC Card. To use this driver, make sure it is copied to the \Windows\System folder on the PC Card. To install the Pod Scanner in the 6110 Computer, you will need to copy these files onto the 6110 boot card.
  • Page 82 2. Tap No to install the pod scanner yourself, then tap Next to continue. 3. Scroll down the components, then select Other Devices for the type of hardware to be installed. Tap Next to continue. 3-30 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...
  • Page 83 PC Card (for this example, drive E:). This folder would have the PODSCAN.INF file copied earlier from the Toolkit CD. Tap OK to return to the Install From Disk screen. 6. Tap OK to return to the Add New Hardware Wizard. Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 3-31...
  • Page 84 7. Tap Next to continue with installing the pod scanner. 8. Tap Finish to complete the installation. You will be prompted to reboot the 6110 Computer to change the system settings. Tap Yes and wait for the system to reboot. After Windows 95 comes up again, close the remaining desktop applications.

  • Page 85: Disable Communications Port (Com6)

    Disable Communications Port (COM6) It is necessary to disable the Communications Port (COM6) on the Windows 95 image to ensure the Pod Scanner works properly on the 6110 Computer. 1. From the 6110 Windows desktop, select Start → Settings → Control Panel, then double-tap the System desktop icon for the System Properties.

  • Page 86: Initialize The 16-Bit Serial Pod Scanner

    Copy the MSR32.DLL file to the \Windows\System folder on the PC Card. Serial Drivers The serial drivers supported for the 6110 Computer are as follows and can be installed by double-clicking any of the registry files defined in the next para- graph or manually via the Windows desktop Registry Editor.

  • Page 87: Registry Editor

    “serial.vxd.” 3. Access this registry path with the index key noted earlier. The driver con- trolling the port will be under [PortDriver “XXXXXX.VXD”]. HKEY_Local_Machine\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Ports\000X Windows 95 Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 3-35...

  • Page 88: Windows 95 Flash

    Windows 95 Flash After preparing your PC Card with a “Lite” Windows 95 image, you can reflash the 6110 Computer using the latest 6110FLSH.EXE flash version. It is retriev- able from the BBS (norbbs.norand.com) in the PK6110 library under the name 6110FXXX.EXE where XXX = version number (for example 6110F109.EXE for...

  • Page 89: Shut Down Windows Via Desktop

    RAM memory. It is important for software developers to take into consideration the limitations of RAM, virtual memory, and disk availability when using the 6110 system. Am I planning to use virtual memory? Virtual memory can consume large amounts of disk space and use up much of the available free disk space in a Minimal Windows 95 image.
  • Page 90 Before going through the integration process, make sure the application is capable of running on a full Windows 95 image for the 6110 Computer. If the application fails to run with the Full Windows 95 image, there could be a hardware conflict.
  • Page 91 PC Card slot. Unfortunately the files consume approximately 6 MB of data in the Minimal Windows 95 image. Once the image for the 6110 Computer is complete, all the INF files can typically be deleted without affecting the application operation.
  • Page 92 Windows 95 Device Drivers SECTION 3 3-40 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 93: Dos Device Drivers

    Copyright (c) nnnn by Norand Corporation All rights reserved. " NOTE: In future revisions of this product, the name, Intermec Technologies Corporation may appear above in the Copyright line. There are no installation switches or user-programmable parts of CLOCK.EXE. DOS Device Drivers "...

  • Page 94: Battery Monitor

    Four stages of visual and audible low battery warnings should occur according to the following intervals. The annunciators indicate the level of the main battery. The “Bs” represent battery icons on the 6110 Computer. There may be a one- minute delay for the icons to update when the battery pack is replaced.

  • Page 95: Bgi Support

    The SC400CFG.INI file is located in your Windows 95 image, under the \6110\Sc400cfg folder on your boot PC Card, on the Windows 95 Toolkit in the \Config\Sc400cfg folder, or on the DOS Toolkit in the \Utils folder.

  • Page 96: Configuring Power Management

    With a list of files, IPLFMT.EXE creates a download include file by concatenat- ing a list of the initial program files to be loaded onto a 6110 Computer, prefixing each file with an appropriate DOSFIL header. Use this format to create a net-...

  • Page 97: Drive Mapping Utility

    A valid CRC32.EXE argument file has the same format as an IPLFMT.EXE argument file. Name of the file on which the CRC is calculated. Location of the file name to be processed. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference DOS Device Drivers...

  • Page 98: Multi-Purpose Delay Utility

    (”) is not supplied, then the cursor remains positioned immediately following the message. Otherwise a carriage return and line feed is issued at the end of the message. The default message is “Press any key to continue” 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 4...

  • Page 99: System Reset Utility

    " 12 to 154 Value returned consisting of the key value minus 30h No key was pressed, time already expired 6110 Commands Required to Perform Function DELAY.EXE :Loop DELAY.EXE “Press ‘1’ to continue . . . “ If not Errorlevel 1 goto Loop If Errorlevel 2 goto Loop DELAY.EXE /0 “message”...

  • Page 100: Bootstrap Protocol

    6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Display the help screen, including switches and descriptions. Specify that the kernel settings are not to be changed. Unload the DHCP module. Display the current version. Write to the PC/TCP configuration file.

  • Page 101: Dos Tcp/Ip Tsr Kernel

    Uses BSD-style urgent pointers. Enables use-emm option. Sets the large packet count. Sets the small packet count. Sets maximum number of simultaneous TCP connections. Sets maximum number of simultaneous User Datagram Protocol (UDP) connections. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference DOS Device Drivers...

  • Page 102: Ip Address Allocation Mechanisms

    ODIPKT.COM is an ODI Packet Driver for FTP with the following switches. ODIPKT NAME (case-sensitive) FRAME-STRING (case-sensitive) 4-10 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference [unl] [SINT=XX] [MLID=NAME] [FRAME=FRAME-STRING] Displays command line switches syntax similar to this list Causes ODIPKT to be unloaded The software interrupt number (Range: Hex 60–80, default: 60) MLID with ETHERNET_II, ETHERNET_SNAP, or TOKEN-RING_SNAP support.

  • Page 103: Trivial File Transfer Client/Server

    IrLMP protocol header inserted without any attempt at local coalescence. ioctl This processing is specific to Intermec and is intended to support printing applications. A printing program may hook the DOS INT 24 critical error interrupt and then call the driver ’s ioctl directly using the information...
  • Page 104 LINK_MANAGEMENT_CONTROL_FRAME_EXPECTED Open failure, link management failure. The system did not receive an IrLMP control frame from the remote device after the IrLAP link session was established. 4-12 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 4...
  • Page 105 Use only the switches shown here. This driver is a multi-platform program, providing fea- tures for all of the 6000 Series platforms. None of the other switches are intended for the 6110 Computer and could cause a malfunction, if used on this platform. –c Indicates the driver should use a local coalescing buffer, rather than present the data to the connected device as it is delivered to the driver.

  • Page 106: Lan Communications

    –s# Sets the speed of communication. " NOTE: The only baud rates currently supported by Intermec/Norand Host code for LAN communica- tions are: 500 KB and 115.2 KB. The 460.8 KB baud rate is reserved for future use. –t# Sets the secondary baud rate to automatically toggle between the primary and secondary baud rates, depending on the speed of the host.

  • Page 107: Magnetic Stripe Reader

    UART device. The driver interfaces with the UART to control the process of retrieving data. The 6110 MSR driver controls the hardware to provide the data to the applica- tion. The driver can return the data through the keyboard buffer, keyboard entry, or through the API specified in the SCANBIOS API Interface document.
  • Page 108 However, if it needs to be loaded high, you must load it in AUTOEXEC.BAT. Intermec Technologies Corporation supplies PL/N and C standard printer rou- tines that handle critical errors and the printing of text to INTERMEC printers. The following is for those who might want to create their own print routines.

  • Page 109: Pc Card Services

    Changes the interrupt request level that will be used. The x parameter should be supplied in hexadecimal. The default value for x is IRQ 5. EXAMPLE: –I7 would use IRQ 7 instead of IRQ 5. DOS Device Drivers 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 4-17...

  • Page 110: Application Interfaces And Device Behavior

    The modem driver rejects the request to preserve the communications session. Supported DOS Driver IOCTL Functions IOCTL Function Buffer Length Description 4-18 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Return the command line parameters. Return the manufacturer ID string. Return the product version 1 information string.

  • Page 111: Cmd 1: Command Line Parameters

    Card was rejected or inserted after driver was opened. Command OK Device not ready. Indicates card not in slot Unknown DOS command General failure; all other errors and power too low to run modem 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference DOS Device Drivers 4-19...

  • Page 112: Interrupt 14H

    Calibration is simply the alignment of the cursor, placing it in the same location where a stylus (or pen or finger) is placed on the touch screen. The 6110 Com- puter comes with default settings that are normally acceptable for most applica- tions.

  • Page 113: Pen Driver

    Driver installed 6110 Digitizer enabled PenPrint PENPRINT.EXE provides the capability of printing to INTERMEC printers with appropriate error handling. It is currently shipped with the 6110 DOS Toolkit. PENPRINT [options] <print-file> <print-device> [options]: –a Cancels report printing when error message is displayed. If not specified, “PenPrint”...
  • Page 114 “Restart Report” (see “–r” parameter). b. Prompt for an option and restore the display. c. Attempt to print the VOID message. If the VOID message fails, prompt for “Fix top-of-page.” d. Exit with the return code 4-22 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 4...

  • Page 115: Power Management

    Both the APM BIOS and the system BIOS load automatically before DOS loads. ] Cancel.” DOS APM driver APM BIOS BIOS System BIOS 600 Series Computer hardware Figure 4-1 Power Management Software 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference DOS Device Drivers ] Continue” or “[ 4-23...

  • Page 116: Rs-485 Communications

    IP address in it. The RS485ATT module also detects whether or not AC power is present. If it is present, that is an indicator that the 6110 Computer is in the dock and able to participate in RS-485 communications;...

  • Page 117: H2 Cpu Series Tethered Scanner Driver

    Scanner provides the capability of a fully decoded RS-232 scanner " Handles SE1223 hardware. " Baud rate: 9600 " // collect only one scan, 4500 compatible // thread thru scan tsr 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference DOS Device Drivers 4-25...
  • Page 118 NORDOSPM.EXE that “fixes” some CardSoft bugs (/ss:1) must not be used on NORDOSPM.EXE. Make sure the NORDOSPM.EXE, H2PODSCN.EXE, and H2THRSCN.EXE files are located in the C:\Drivers folder of the 6110 Computer. NORDOSPM.EXE should already be in the flash, all other files listed above can be found in the toolkit.

  • Page 119: Screen Emulation

    6110RTAT.EXE and FONTSEL.EXE are 4000 Series screen emulation programs for the 6110 Computer, in DOS text mode. These programs port applications written for the 4000 Series platform to the 6110 Computer without modifying the display logic. 6110RTAT is a TSR program that provides screen rotation and FONTSEL switches between fonts which are already loaded, or loads a new user defined font.

  • Page 120: 6110Rtat.exe Command Line Switches

    Truncates the screen at the right margin. –PLN Applies hacks to support the PL/N error screen. –Disable Disables the screen rotation driver, which remains in memory, and can be reenabled by running it again. 4-28 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference dup(?) SECTION 4...

  • Page 121: Upper Memory Provider

    EXAMPLE 2: DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS DOS=HIGH DEVICE=H2UMP.SYS DOS=UMB DEVICEHIGH=... EXAMPLE 3: DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS DOS=HIGH DEVICE=H2UMP.SYS /X=D000 DOS=UMB DEVICEHIGH=... Example 3 reserves the D000 address range for PC Card support. DOS Device Drivers ” statement in the CONFIG.SYS DOS=UMB 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference 4-29...
  • Page 122 DOS Device Drivers SECTION 4 4-30 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 123: Application Conversion

    This section contains information applicable for converting 4000 Series applica- tions for use on the 6110 Computer. 4000 Series Conversion When applications are converted from a 4000 Series System to a 6110 Computer, consider the following information: Unsupported Files The following 4000 Series files are not used in 6110 configurations: File 10X16.EXT...

  • Page 124: Changed Files

    SOFTBIOS.EXT TNETBIOS.EXE XLMEMIO.BIN Changed Files The following 4000 Series Files are used differently on the 6110 Computer. You can make the changes as specified. CONFIG.SYS The extended CONFIG.SYS commands in the 4000 Series version of IO.SYS are no longer supported: EXT= BIOS is loaded from flash.

  • Page 125: New 6000 Series Files

    HOSTIO.BIN " KBDIO.BIN " LZEXE.DOC " LZEXE.EXE " INT15.EXE For PC only. Do not run on PEN*KEY 6000 Series platforms. " MEMIO.BIN " MV.EXE " NORSESS.COM " PRN2COM.COM " TTYIO.BIN " XYXFER.COM " 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Application Conversion...

  • Page 126: 4000 Series Programming Interfaces

    Do not trap INT 16h (keyboard BIOS interrupt). By default, 4000API emulates the 4000 keyboard, complete with the ability to remap keys. Since the 6110 Computer has INT 16h support, apply this switch to return PC-compatible key codes instead of 4000-style key codes.

  • Page 127: Interlnk And Intersvr

    " This section discusses INTERLNK and INTERSVR products from Microsoft Cor- poration and are bundled with MS-DOS. This also includes Norand from Intermec Technologies Corporation and an overview of a telecommunica- tions session. INTERLNK and INTERSVR INTERLNK connects a PEN*KEY serial ports.

  • Page 128: Norand Utilities

    6000 Series Computer for use. It can also be called from applications to perform data communications. Initial Program Load By default, the 6110 DOS Toolkit startup files execute PSROM0C.BAT (residing in the \Psrom0c\ directory), which starts Norand Utilities to perform an Initial Program Load (IPL).

  • Page 129: Nrinet

    " NOTE: For a list of errors that may be displayed when attempting an NRInet session or a TFTP con- nection, see the 6110 Hand-Held Computer User’s Guide P/N: 961-054-102. NRInet NRInet is a protocol that performs a Norand file transfer session over TCP/IP Ethernet.

  • Page 130: Norand Utilities From An Application

    Optionally, configure a DHCP server to provide IP information required by the computer, such as the IP addresses of the client, server, router, and domain name servers. The NET.CFG and WATTCP.CFG files are overwritten by PSROM0C. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference A:=E: B:=F:...

  • Page 131: Nrinet Using Psrom0C Version 2.Xx

    BOOTP.EXE or DHCP.EXE loads the information from a BOOTP server or a DHCP server. Set the environment variable PCTCP to the path of PCTCP.INI. For example, in AUTOEXEC.BAT: SET PCTCP=C:\PCTCP.INI LSL.COM " ODIPKT.COM " RS485ODI.COM " 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Communications...

  • Page 132: Valid Control File Parameters

    NRTTYM.TBL. If this parameter is specified, the COM= and CONFIG= parameters may be omitted. The parameters MODEMSELECT= and MODEMTYPE= are mutually exclusive; therefore only one may be specified in a control file. Example: MODEMSELECT=30 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference SECTION 6...
  • Page 133 1200, 2400, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200. Example: SPEED=2400 STOPBITS= Valid only if two-way TTY protocol was specified. Valid values: 1 = One stop bit 2 = Two stop bits 3 = 1 1/2 stop bits Example: STOPBITS=1 Communications 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 134: Upload Control File Parameters

    The field length is right-justified and zero-padded. Although the Norand file transfer protocol supports a number of data types, many of these are specific to the PL/N language from Intermec Technologies Corporation. For the sake of simplicity, just specify a data type of X (for character) and the record length, which does not include the record type character.

  • Page 135: Communications Log File

    The following table shows the valid values for (x). Code Meaning “G” Good session. “T” Unexpected end of transmission. “H” An incorrect file header was encountered. “F” A file error was encountered. “L” Communication aborted before first file header Communications 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 136: Protocol Errors

    Name table is full Name is deregistered, command com- pleted Local session table full Session open rejected Invalid name number 6-10 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Table 6-1 NPCP Protocol Errors Table 6-2 MININET Protocol Errors Error # Meaning No answer...

  • Page 137: Table 6-3 Nrinet Protocol Errors

    Server did not respond to the connect request. Ensure the server is still running, and check all cables and network connections. An error occurred reading the TCP/IP kernel information. Client/server negotiation failed. Destination address required. Message too long. Table 6-3 NRInet Protocol Errors 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Communications 6-11...

  • Page 138: Table 6-4 Tty Protocol Errors

    No significant response from modem. System disabled COM port — low battery, PC Card modem removed. Unrecognized English response. Memory allocation error. 6-12 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Table 6-3 (Continued) NRInet Protocol Errors Table 6-4 TTY Protocol Errors SECTION 6...

  • Page 139: Tcom Session

    33 of the data stream; this location is configurable. Download Request File A 6110 Computer may directly request specific files from the host by sending a download request file to the host just after sending the session control file. The files are downloaded after the line has been turned around.

  • Page 140: Upload And Download Files

    Specific to the Norand PL/N programming language. For further information, see the PL/N Reference Manuals. Specific to the PL/N programming language from Intermec Technologies Corporation. For further information, see the PL/N Reference Manuals. This type is equivalent to an unsigned integer in field size, but is packed in the opposite byte order.

  • Page 141: Pl/N File Descriptor For Binary Files

    = decimal number of bytes of file information between EOF header and start of file > = end of file header F = indicates the file name parameter S = S indicates the file size parameter 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Communications 6-15...
  • Page 142 Communications SECTION 6 6-16 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...
  • Page 143 Asynchronous communications. A method of transmitting data using an external clocking source (the transmitted characters are preceded by a start bit and followed by a stop bit). " " " " " " 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Glossary " " " " " " Glossary-1 "...
  • Page 144 Also referred to as autoload. A feature of Windows 95 that allows you to automatically start up a program (usually an installation program) located on BBS (Bulletin Board System) Intermec Technologies Corporation has a BBS available to customers. This BBS contains forums for discussions on Norand libraries, email, and other services.
  • Page 145 Token-Ring use the DLC addresses exclusively. Other protocols, such as TCP/IP, use a logical address at the network layer to identify nodes. Ultimately, all network addresses must be translated to DLC addresses. In TCP/IP networks, this translation is performed with the ARP. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference GLOSSARY Glossary-3...
  • Page 146 Series (43XX, 44XX, 4500) and the PEN*KEY or 6000 Series (61XX, 62XX, 63XX, 6400, 65XX, 66XX). Also the trademark of another company. HMA (High-Memory Area) A part of memory that resides above Conventional and Upper memory. Glossary-4 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...
  • Page 147 Landscape Mode In terms of the display, it has an orientation such that the information displayed on the screen is viewed by rotating the image ninety degrees clockwise, resulting in a wide display. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference GLOSSARY Glossary-5...
  • Page 148 NPCP (Norand Portable Communications Protocol) A proprietary protocol that provides session, network, and datalink services for Intermec hand-held computers in the Intermec LAN environment used with printers and data communications. NRINET An Intermec protocol that transfers data over TCP/IP.
  • Page 149 The original IBM computer using an Intel 8088 CPU and an 8-bit internal bus. PC Card A device that fits in the card slots of an Intermec or other computer. In some PEN*KEY computers, the smaller Type II card occupies one slot, while a Type III card may block the second slot.
  • Page 150 Reader 3.0 or greater. Adobe Reader is a free application distributed by Adobe Systems. PL/N (Programming Language/Norand) A third generation high level programming language proprietary to Intermec. Many PLN applications, especially route accounting applications are ported to the 6100 and 62XX models from 4000 Series Hand-Held Computers.
  • Page 151 Unfortunately, it also is much more expensive to produce than DRAM. Due to its high cost, SRAM is often used only as a memory cache. SRAM Card A memory storage PC Card which functions like a floppy disk. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference GLOSSARY Glossary-9...
  • Page 152 The UCC is responsible for many things, one of which is the administration of UCS. The UCC is also responsible for assigning UPCs to suppliers. UPC (Universal Product Code) A bar code symbology used throughout the grocery and retail industries. VAR (Value-Added Reseller) Same as OEM. Glossary-10 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...
  • Page 153 XMS (eXtended Memory Specifications) A procedure developed jointly by AST Research, Intel Corporation, Lotus Development, and Microsoft Corporation for using extended memory and DOS’s high memory area (HMA), a 64 KB block just above 1 MB. 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference GLOSSARY Glossary-11...
  • Page 154 GLOSSARY Glossary-12 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference...

  • Page 155: General Index

    5-4 configuration, 5-4 installation, 5-4 4920 Series Tcom Packages, 6-2 498x Communication Controllers, 6-2 6110, top and rear view, 1-2 680x printer installation, 3-14 models and respective driver, 3-17 6920 Communications Server, 6-2 6980/6985 Network Managers, 6-2...
  • Page 156 NPCP, 6-8 NRInet, 6-8 NRUPLD.CTL, upload, 6-9 TTY, 6-8 Expansion of applications, planning for, 3-38 Index-2 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference FAQ, 2-28 Features additional Windows 95, how to install, listed, 1-2 File integrity verification, utility in DOS toolkit, 4-5...
  • Page 157 9-pin serial port, 1-8 IrDA printer connection, 1-9 keyboard connection, 1-8 power connection, 1-8 radio antenna, 1-8 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Index-3 GENERAL INDEX Ports Infrared serial, 3-17 RS-232, addresses as COM1, 1-4, 1-8 RS-485, addresses as COM1, 1-4...
  • Page 158 Removing, RangeLAN2 7400 PC Card, 3-19 Removing PC Card before stopping, 2-19 Replicator, port, 1-8 Requirements to install Windows 95 onto 6110 com- puter, 2-1 to run Windows 95 Toolkit, 2-1 Reset, from keypad location of keys, 1-6 shutting down Windows before, 3-36...

  • Page 159: Files Index

    MSVCRT20.DLL, 3-28 MSVCRT40.DLL, 3-28 MSWOSOSP.DLL, 3-28 MSWSOCK.DLL, 3-28 N6110.BGI, 4-20 NBTSTAT.EXE, 3-28 NCDIR.EXE, 6-2 NDIS.VXD, 3-28 NET.CFG, 6-3, 6-4 NETSTAT.EXE, 3-28 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference Index-5 Files Index " " " " " " NGENMOD.SYS, 6-4 NOR4800.DRV, 3-14 NOR6805.DRV, 3-14, 3-17 NORDOSPM.EXE, 4-1, 4-23, 4-26...
  • Page 160 SETUPX.DLL, 3-39 SNMP.EXE, 3-28 SNMPAPI.DLL, 3-28 SUBST.COM, 4-5 TELNET.EXE, 3-28 TELNET.HLP, 3-28 TFTP.EXE, 4-11 TK68201.EXE, 3-13 TRACERT.EXE, 3-28 Index-6 6110 Hand-Held Computer Technical Reference UNINSTALLPORT6110ONCOM3.REG, 3-34 UNINSTALLPORT6110ONCOM5.REG, 3-34 UNINSTALLSCANPORT.REG, 3-34 UPDATES.BAT, 6-2 VDHCP.386, 3-28 VIP.386, 3-28 VNBT.386, 3-28 VTCP.386, 3-28 VTDI.386, 3-28...

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