Shelling Out To Dos - Intermec JANUS JG2010 User Manual

JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility User's Manual (4MB)

Shelling Out to DOS

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Inactivity Seconds
Wakeup on
Broadcast
After you JANUS radio enters Sleep mode, it enters a Standby mode where the
clock power is lessened to save power. Also, you may want to use the
automatic shutoff feature on your JANUS RF device to save power. The
automatic shutoff command defines the length of time of inactivity on the
JANUS device before it enters Suspend mode.
When the Installation Utility has uploaded the JANUS images to the host PC,
you can shell out to DOS if you need to perform any of these tasks.
Create a custom JANUS.INI file. If you are installing Novell TNVTxxx or
NetWare Client for DOS on your JANUS device you need to create this file.
For help, see "Creating a JANUS.INI File" in Appendix B.
Modify the J24TE.INI file. If you are installing Intermec terminal emulation
on your JANUS device you may want to customize this file to permanently
change your JANUS operating environment. For help, see "Customizing the
J24TE.INI File" in Appendix B.
Add your data collection application.
Note: Intermec recommends that you do not run any other applications, such as
Windows, from the DOS command line. Only use the DOS file editor or DOS
commands to edit the files or directories.
If the files you want to copy to drive C exceed the capacity of the drive, the
following messages appear when you type exit at the DOS prompt.
Description
This parameter, with inactivity minutes, defines the length of
time that the device stays on when there is no activity. If this
time is exceeded, the radio is placed in a Sleep mode. Inactivity
seconds can be from 0 to 60, in multiples of 5. The default and
recommended setting is 5, which means that the radio will
enter the Sleep mode after five seconds of inactivity.
If you specify a number of seconds greater than 0, but less than
5, this parameter will automatically jump to 5 seconds.
Choose Yes if you want the radio to wake up and receive a
broadcast packet when it is sent through the network. The
default is No.