Intermec Janus 2050 User Manual page 197

JANUS 2050 Vehicle-Mount Computer User's Manual (4MB)
Using DOS (continued)
Problem
You cannot access a drive while
using the Interlnk utility.
You do not have the Companion
Disk(s) and need to use
Interlnk/Intersvr.
The host computer locks up after you
enter the command intersvr /rcopy on
the JANUS 2050.
After you type the command
intersvr on the JANUS 2050, you see
an error message about COM3.
The JANUS 2050 does not boot after
you modified the CONFIG.SYS file.
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Solution
Interlnk does not redirect network drives, CD-ROM drives, or
any other device that uses a redirection interface. If the JANUS
2050 is designated as a server, you will not be able to access a
flash card in the reader's PC card drive from the host computer.
The following commands do not work with the Interlnk device
driver:
CHKDSK
DISKCOMP
DISKCOPY
FORMAT
If you do not have the DOS companion disk that contains the
Interlnk and Intersvr files, you can enter the following
command on the JANUS 2050:
ntersvr /rcopy
The command copies the Interlnk and Intersvr files to the host
computer. Before entering this command, you must connect the
JANUS 2050 and host computer with a 3-wire RS-232 cable
when working with Interlnk/Intersvr. The Mode command
must be available on the host computer where you are installing
Interlnk.
When the Intersvr and Interlnk files are downloaded to the host
computer, the host computer may lock up. Reboot the host
computer.
You did not include the switch /com1 in your command line
and Intersvr defaulted to COM3. Press e to continue. When
the message regarding COM4 is displayed, press e again.
Intersvr will now access COM1.
Correct the error in CONFIG.SYS. Use Auto-Loader, BFT, or
MakeDisk and PutDisk to load the new CONFIG.SYS on the
device.
Boot the JANUS 2050. The device should boot with the
corrected CONFIG.SYS file.
A
MIRROR
SYS
UNDELETE
UNFORMAT