Intermec JANUS JG2010, JANUS JG2050, JANUS JG2020 User Manual

User’s Manual

P/N 064673-004

Installation Utility (4MB)

®

JANUS

2.4 GHz

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Manual Change Record

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This page records the changes to this manual, which was originally released as version 001.

Version Date Description of Change

002 12/96 New information was added for the JG2050 and for UDP Plus

terminal emulation.

003 9/97 New information was added to describe usin

on a JG2010.

004 7/98 Installation utilit

installation/configuration process.

software was modified to streamline the

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Contents

Contents

Before You Begin ix

Cautions and Notes ix
About This Manual ix
Other Related Manuals xii

Learning About the Installation Utility

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2

Unpacking the Installation Utility Kit 1-3
What the Installation Utility Does 1-3
How the Installation Utility Works 1-4

Modifying the JANUS Drive Images 1-5

Drive C Image 1-5
Drive D Image 1-5

Downloading the New JANUS Drive Images 1-6

System Requirements 1-7
Host PC Requirements 1-7
Making a Backup Copy 1-7
Navigating Within Screens 1-8

Preparing to Run the Installation Utility

Why Read This Chapter? 2-3
Setting Up the Host PC 2-3

Creating a HOSTS File 2-3

Understanding Configuration Parameters 2-4

Terminal Selection Screen 2-4
Network/Protocol Selection Screen 2-4
Character Set Screen 2-5
About the Network Parameters 2-6

About the Radio Parameters 2-10

LAN WorkPlace for DOS Parameters 2-7
NetWare Client for DOS Parameters 2-8
FTP PC/TCP for DOS Parameters 2-9

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Shelling Out to DOS 2-12
Configuring Multiple JANUS RF Devices 2-13

Running the Installation Utility

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Starting the Installation Utility 3-3
Configuring the First JANUS RF Device 3-3

Choosing the Configuration Parameters 3-3
Shelling Out to DOS to Modify the JANUS Drive Images 3-7
Downloading the Modified JANUS Drive Images 3-8

Configuring Multiple JANUS RF Devices 3-10
Restoring the Host PC to the Original Configuration 3-11

Troubleshooting

General Problems 4-3
Error Messages 4-4
Drive A Error Messages 4-8

Deleted, Modified, and New Files

A

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Deleted Files A-3

Files Removed From Drive C A-3
Files Removed From Drive D A-3

Modified CONFIG.SYS File A-4

JG2010 CONFIG.SYS A-4
JG2020 CONFIG.SYS A-6
JG2050 CONFIG.SYS A-8

Modified AUTOEXEC.BAT File A-10

JG2010 AUTOEXEC.BAT A-10
JG2020 AUTOEXEC.BAT A-12
JG2050 AUTOEXEC.BAT A-14

NET.CFG File A-16

JG2010 NET.CFG A-16
JG2020 NET.CFG A-17

JG2050 NET.CFG A-18
About the NET.CFG Parameters A-20

PCTCP.INI File A-20
NET.BAT File A-22

JG2010 NET.BAT for NetWare Client A-22
JG2010 NET.BAT for LanWorkplace A-22
JG2010 NET.BAT for FTP Application A-23
JG2020 NET.BAT for NetWare Client A-23
JG2020 NET.BAT for LAN WorkPlace A-24
JG2020 NET.BAT for FTP Application A-24
JG2050 NET.BAT for NetWare Client A-25
JG2050 NET.BAT for LAN WorkPlace A-25
JG2050 NET.BAT for FTP Application A-26
About the NET.BAT Parameters A-26

Other Useful Files A-27

APP.BAT for LAN WorkPlace for DOS A-27
APP.BAT for NetWare Client for DOS A-27
APP.BAT for FTP Application A-27
GO.BAT for LAN WorkPlace for DOS and FTP Application A-28
GO.BAT for NetWare Client for DOS A-28
UNNET.BAT for LAN WorkPlace for DOS A-28
UNNET.BAT for NetWare Client for DOS A-28
UNNET.BAT for FTP Application A-29
IMLOGIN.BAT A-29
IMLOGOUT.BAT A-29
UDPPLUS.INI A-29

Contents

Minimum Files for LAN WorkPlace Installations A-30

Helpful Information

B

NetWare Client User Information B-3
ARP Table Entry for TCP/IP Applications B-3
Setting the Security ID on Your JANUS RF Devices B-5
Customizing the J24TE.INI File B-10
Creating a JANUS.INI File B-11
Configuring Multiple JANUS RF Devices Using Batch Files B-13

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Glossary

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Index

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Before You Begin

This section introduces you to cautions, document formatting conventions, and
sources of additional product information.

Cautions and Notes

The cautions and notes in this manual use the following format.

Caution

A caution alerts you to an operating procedure, practice, condition, or

CAUTION

statement that must be strictly observed to prevent equipment damage or
destruction, or corruption or loss of data.

Conseil

Une précaution vous avertit d’une procédure de fonctionnement, d’une
méthode, d’un état ou d’un rapport qui doit être strictement respecté pour
empêcher l’endommagement ou la destruction de l’équipement, ou l’altération
ou la perte de données.

Before You Begin

Note: Notes either provide extra information about a topic or contain special
instructions for handling a particular condition or set of circumstances.

About This Manual

This manual provides you with information on the features of the JANUS 2.4
GHz Installation Utility, how to use it, how to configure it, and what the error
messages mean. To run this Installation Utility, you must be familiar with your
host PC, JANUS RF devices, and your network.

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What You Will Find in This Manual

This table summarizes the information in each chapter of this manual:

For Information On Refer To

Understanding the
Installation Utility

Information you need to
gather before running the
Installation Utility

Running the Installation
Utility

Troubleshooting information Chapter 4, “Troubleshooting.” Provides solutions to

Which files are deleted,
modified, and created

Special Information Appendix B, “Helpful Information.” Provides

Chapter 1, “Learning About the Installation Utility.”
Explains the Installation Utility features and how it
works. This chapter also provides system and host
PC requirements.

Chapter 2, “Preparing to Run the Installation
Utility.” Explains the network and radio parameters.

Chapter 3, “Running the Installation Utility.”
Explains how to run the Installation Utility.

problems you may encounter while running the
Installation Utility.

Appendix A, “Deleted, Modified, and New Files.”
Provides printouts of the modified CONFIG.SYS and
AUTOEXEC.BAT files and the new NET.CFG,
NET.BAT, APP.BAT, GO.BAT, PCTCP.INI, and
UNNET.BAT files.

helpful information you may need when running the
Installation Utility.

In addition, this manual contains a glossary and an index.

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Before You Begin

Format Conventions for Input From a Keyboard or Keypad

This table describes the formatting conventions for input from host PC
keyboards and JANUS keypads:

Convention How to Interpret the Convention

Special

Italic

Bold text

@

> < A 

A

–

text Shows the command as you should enter it into the device. See

“Format Conventions for Commands” later in this section.

text Indicates that you must replace the parameter with a value. See

“Format Conventions for Commands” later in this section.
Indicates the keys you must press on a PC or host computer

keyboard. For example, “press Enter” means you press the key
labeled “Enter” on the PC or host computer keyboard.

Shows the key you must press on the device. For example,

<

“press
device keypad.

Shows a series of device keys you must press and release in the
order shown. For example, “Press
device.”

Shows a series of device keys you must press simultaneously.
Also, you must press and hold the keys in the order shown. For
example, “Press

” directs you to press the key labeled “Enter” on the

@

to boot the

A

> < A 

to enter Control mode.”

–

<

Format Conventions for Commands

This manual includes sample commands that are shown exactly as you should
type them on your device. The manual also describes the syntax for many
commands, defining each parameter in the command. This example illustrates
the format conventions used for commands:

When you use the LOADADD command, follow this syntax:

loadadd [

where:

path

filename

You can include multiple path\filename and path\*.* parameters in the
command. The path\*.* parameter loads all the files in a directory. For example,
type this command at the DOS prompt and press @ :

loadadd c:\janus\config.sys c:\atadrv\*.* c:\data\*.*

path\]filename [path\filename path\filename...

]

is the drive and directory of the file(s) to include in the image file.
If you do not include a path, the current directory is used.

is the name of the file or files to include in the image file and load
to the device.

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This table defines the conventions used in the example:

Convention Description

Special text

text Italics indicate a variable, which you must replace with a real

Italic

[ ] Brackets enclose a parameter that you may omit from the

Commands appear in this font. You enter the command exactly
as it is shown.

value, such as a number, filename, or keyword.

command. Do not include the brackets in the command.

Required
parameters

where This word introduces a list of the command’s parameters and

If a parameter is not enclosed in brackets [ ], the parameter is
required. You must include the parameter in the command;
otherwise, the command will not execute correctly.

explains the values you can specify for them.

Other Related Manuals

You may need additional information when working with JANUS devices in a
data collection system. Please visit our web site at www.intermec.com for a list
of available manuals or to access many of our current manuals in PDF format.
To order printed versions of the Intermec manuals, contact your local Intermec
representative or distributor.

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Learning About the Installation Utility

Learning About the Installation Utility

This chapter introduces you to the JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility and describes
how it works with JANUS RF devices and your host PC. It also explains the contents of
the installation kit and defines the system requirements.

Unpacking the Installation Utility Kit

When you receive your JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility kit, you need to
verify the contents of the kit. Each kit comes with:

• Installation Utility disk

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

• JANUS 2.4 GHz terminal emulation application disk

• JANUS 2.4 GHz terminal emulation for Model 200 Controller application

disk

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JANUS 2.4 GHz Terminal Emulation Quick Reference Guide

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• Security ID Configuration disk

• JANUS 2010 (4MB) companion disks (3 disks)

• JANUS 2020 (4MB) companion disks (3 disks)

• JANUS 2050 (4MB) companion disks (3 disks)

The Installation Utility disk contains a README file that provides additional
information that became available after the printing of this manual.

Note:

Contact your Intermec sales representative to order the FTPPC/TCP Stack Disk

(P/N 067791).

What the Installation Utility Does

The JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility configures JANUS RF devices to work
in an Intermec 2.4 GHz RF network. The Installation Utility creates drive
images for the devices that include the network software that allows these
devices to connect with a Novell network or a TCP/IP-based network. The
Installation Utility runs on a host PC in the DOS environment or a DOS
window and uses a DOS text-based interface to prompt you for client network
and radio operating parameters.

The Installation Utility:

• Allows you to easily configure your JANUS device. All you have to do is fill

in the fields and follow the instructions on your screen.

• Verifies that your host PC has the necessary files, memory, and hard disk

space to ensure successful installation.

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• Frees enough space on the JANUS device to install the network software.

The Installation Utility deletes the IRL Desktop, the Intermec 900 MHz RF
Protocol Handler, and some DOS utilities.

• Provides a shell out option before the drive images are built to allow you to

change the contents of the drive images, add a security ID, modify JANUS
configuration parameters, or perform any other DOS command.

• Saves time when configuring multiple JANUS RF devices by retaining the

drive C and drive D images from the first device.

In a typical Intermec 2.4 GHz RF network, the JANUS RF devices communicate
with the access points, wireless to wired bridges, that pass the packets through
Ethernet on to the host.

A Typical Intermec 2.4 GHz RF Network

Host

JANUS
Devices

Access
Point

Ethernet

How the Installation Utility Works

This section provides you with an overview of how the Installation Utility
works.

1. JANUS drive images are extracted from the companion disks.

2. Selected JANUS files are removed from the drive C and drive D
subdirectories to create space for the network software and radio drivers.

• Network software, radio drivers, configuration files, and optional

terminal emulation software are added.

• Data collection applications can be added.

3. New JANUS drive C and drive D images are downloaded to the connected
JANUS device.

JANUSQ.001

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Note:

After you configure the first JANUS device, additional devices may be
programmed using most of the data you entered on the first installation. The
Installation Utility provides the option for multiple installations, allowing you to
change the data you entered on the first installation. The Installation Utility then
rebuilds the applicable images for downloading to the next device.

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Modifying the JANUS Drive Images

The Installation Utility gives you a chance to modify the contents of drives C
and D before the drive images are built. When running the Installation Utility, a
message box appears asking if you want to shell out to the DOS command line.
Using DOS commands or a DOS file editor, you can add, delete, or change files.

Drive C Image

The scratch drive (\IM_FLASH\DRIVEC) is where the drive C image is built
that is downloaded to the JANUS RF device. In this directory, the Installation
Utility removes files that are not needed for the JANUS device to operate in an
Intermec 2.4 GHz RF network.

The list of files that are going to be deleted are in \IM_FLASH\DRIVECX. If
there is a file that you do not want the Installation Utility to delete in the
DRIVECX subdirectory, copy the file back to \IM_FLASH\DRIVEC. If you add
too many files to the subdirectory and it does not have enough free disk space
to load the network software, an error message will appear. Choose files in
DRIVEC to delete to create the necessary free disk space.

See Appendix A for a complete list of the files that are deleted to create the
necessary free space.

Drive D Image

The scratch drive (\IM_FLASH\DRIVED) is where the drive D image is built
that is downloaded to the JANUS RF device. In this directory, the Installation
Utility creates the necessary disk space for the Novell network software by
deleting unnecessary JANUS files. See Appendix A for a complete list of the
files that are deleted to create the necessary free space.

The Installation Utility copies the Novell network subdirectory structure from
the installation directory to the DRIVED directory.

• If you are installing NetWare Client for DOS, the JANUS drive D network

subdirectory structure looks like:
D:\NWCLIENT

|_ NLS

|_ ENGLISH

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• If you are installing LAN WorkPlace for DOS, or PC/TCP for DOS, the

JANUS drive D network subdirectory structure looks like:
D:\NET

|_ BIN
|_ HSTACC
|_ PROFILE
|_ DRIVERS
|_ SCRIPT
|_ TCP
|_ LANG

See Appendix A for a list of the minimum required files for a LAN
WorkPlace installation.

This list of files that are going to be deleted are in \IM_FLASH\DRIVEDX.
Default drive D files are copied to \IM_FLASH\DRIVED. If there is a file that
you do not want to delete in DRIVEDX, you need to copy it back to the
DRIVED directory and choose another file in the DRIVED directory to delete so
you can create the necessary free disk space.

The Installation Utility also copies special drivers from the program disk to the
RAM drive directory. These drivers are:

• RL2OEM.COM, the radio driver

• MINIPM.EXE, the radio power management driver

Downloading the New JANUS Drive Images

The Installation Utility makes a new drive C image from the files in
\IM_FLASH\DRIVEC. It makes a new drive D image from the files in
\IM_FLASH\DRIVED. It then downloads these new drive images to the
JANUS RF device.

The Installation Utility asks you if you want to perform another installation on
another device. You can save time by configuring all the devices in your
network at the same time. For each subsequent device you configure, the
Installation Utility does not download and then upload the drive C and D
images again.

When you finish running the Installation Utility, a message box appears asking
you if you want to discard the files that it generated. You can save the files for
future reference or you can discard the files.

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System Requirements

You must have the following hardware/software components and network
information before installing your data collection network.

• JANUS 2.4 GHz RF devices

• JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility kit

• Optical adapter or communications dock (JG2010 or JG2020)

• Null modem cable

• Access points

• IP addresses for each device, the default router address, and the subnet

mask, if this information will not be obtained from a BOOTP or RARP
server at boot time.

Host PC Requirements

Learning About the Installation Utility

1

You can use any type of PC (desktop, laptop, or notebook) as your host PC if it
meets the following minimum system requirements:

• Hard disk with at least 14MB of disk space available

• 3.5-inch high-density drive A

• Serial port

• PC-DOS or MS-DOS v5.0 or above, Windows 3.1 (DOS prompt), or

Windows 95 (DOS prompt)

Making a Backup Copy

Intermec recommends that you make a backup copy of all the disks that ship in
your original JANUS 2.4 GHz Installation Utility kit. Place the original disks in
a safe place. Run the Installation Utility using the backup copy. You need to
provide:

• 3.5-inch, high-density, formatted disks

To make a backup copy

1. Insert the disk in drive A of your host PC.

2. From a DOS prompt, type:

diskcopy a: a:

3. Follow the instructions on the screen to make your backup copy.

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Navigating Within Screens

You can navigate the screens in the Installation Utility in several ways. You can
use many of the same conventions that you know from other software
programs. When you open a screen, there may already be values in some of the
fields. For toggle fields, use the spacebar to switch between options.

Press the F1 key on your host PC to view the navigation help screen. This
screen appears:

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Preparing to Run the Installation Utility

This chapter tells you what information you need to obtain before running the
Installation Utility. It also helps you understand the parameters.

Why Read This Chapter?

Running the Installation Utility, it can take up to 10 minutes to configure your
first JANUS RF device depending on the baud rate you use for data
transmission. Once you start running the Installation Utility, you must either
complete the entire procedure to configure the first JANUS RF device or
abandon the procedure and start over again. You cannot stop and then restart
the process in the middle. Completing the installation tasks will be easier if you
understand this chapter and have the correct configuration parameter
information before you start.

Setting Up the Host PC

You can use any type of PC as your host PC as long as it meets the minimum
system requirements listed in “Host PC Requirements” in Chapter 1.

Preparing to Run the Installation Utility

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Creating a HOSTS File

If you are using Intermec or Novell terminal emulation (LAN WorkPlace for
DOS), you can create a HOSTS file in the directory \NET\TCP on the host PC.
The Installation Utility will download the HOSTS file to the JANUS RF device.
The HOSTS file is a hostname database that contains a list of the remote hosts
that you can reach. Each line contains the host IP address and its aliases. For
example:

192.9.175.274 host1

192.9.175.13 sunhost1

This ASCII text file must be less than 50K or it will not fit on the JANUS device.
50K is enough space to support a large network, most data collection networks
will require a much smaller file. If you choose not to create a HOSTS file, this
non-fatal diagnostic message appears during the installation.

Warning, HOSTS Too Large or Not Found, Continue?

Refer to your network documentation for help on creating and interpreting
HOSTS files.

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Understanding Configuration Parameters

Use the following configuration parameter definitions when you fill in fields on
the terminal selection, character set, network, and radio parameters screens.

Terminal Selection Screen

Use the Choose a Device to Configure screen to specify the type of JANUS
device that you want to configure.

Network/Protocol Selection Screen

If your JANUS device is going to emulate a terminal, use the Select a
Network/Protocol screen to specify the terminal type. The Installation Utility
will load the appropriate terminal emulation application. Refer to the JANUS

2.4 GHz Terminal Emulation Quick Reference Guide for information about using
Intermec terminal emulation software.

Note: If you configure your JANUS device to run terminal emulation software, a
terminal emulation session will start after you complete the installation and reboot the
device. If you do not want the terminal session to start, you need to modify your
APP.BAT file or you can add a REM before the statement in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file
that calls the APP.BAT file.

Intermec TNVTxxx Emulation This Intermec software allows your device to
emulate a VT120/220/320 or ANSI terminal using a telnet session.

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Intermec 3270 or 5250 Emulation This Intermec software allows your device to

emulate an IBM 3270 or 5250 terminal using a telnet session.

Note:

The UDP+ option is for communication with the Model 200 Controller.

Novell TNVTxxx Emulation Select this option to configure your JANUS device to
emulate a VT120/220/320 or ANSI terminal using a telnet session. You may
also need to load an application when running this emulation.

NetWare Client for DOS This Novell software allows your device to run your
applications using SPX/IPX protocol.

FTP PC/TCP Stack This TCP/IP stack allows your JANUS device to run
applications using the PC/TCP stack from FTP Corporation.

Note:

To install the FTP PC/TCP stack you will need to purchase the FTP PC/TCP

Stack Disk (P/N 067791). See your Intermec sales representative to order the FTP disk.

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Character Set Screen

The Choose a Character Set selection screen configures your JANUS RF device
for the selected character set.

The Installation Utility supports international character sets for France,
Germany, Italy, and Spain. The default BIOS keyboard driver supports the U.S.
character set. An international character set allows DOS to display date and
time prompts, currency symbols, date separators, time separators, and decimal
separators in the standard format of the chosen country. The international
character set drivers do not translate DOS message text.

If you select a non-U.S. character set, these actions are performed when the
CONFIG.SYS file is processed:

• The COUNTRY configuration command is executed, which customizes

country-dependent information (such as date and time formats, currency
symbols, collating sequences, etc.) for a particular country.

• The DISPLAY.SYS device driver is loaded to support code page (character

set) switching for the console device (LCD).

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If you select a non-U.S. character set, these actions are performed when the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file is processed:

• The appropriate code page is selected.

• The appropriate code page is prepared.

• The KEYB.COM program is loaded to replace the current keyboard driver.

Switching Between Keypads

Use the following commands to switch between keypad configurations on your
JANUS RF device.

•

> < G

•

> < H

selected.

Conventional Memory Required

Configuring for international character sets requires an additional 17K to 35K
of conventional memory on your JANUS device.

to switch to the U.S. keypad.
to switch to the keypad driver installed for the country you

About the Network Parameters

Use the Installation Options screens to enter the network parameters for FTP
PC/TCP for DOS, NetWare Client for DOS or LAN WorkPlace for DOS and the
radio parameters. At this point, the utility checks to make sure that you have at
least 14MB of hard disk space available on your host PC.

The Installation Options screen that appears depends on which terminal
software option you chose in the Terminal Selection screen.

• LAN WorkPlace for DOS. This screen appears if you choose to load

software that uses TCP/IP (Intermec TNVTxxx, 3270 or 5250, or Novell
TNVTxxx).

• NetWare Client for DOS. This screen appears if you choose to load software

that uses SPX/IPX (NetWare Client).

• FTP PC/TCP for DOS. This screen appears if you choose to load software

that uses PC/TCP for DOS.

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y

y

y

y

y

y

y

y

LAN WorkPlace for DOS Parameters

2

Field Description

Version Choose the version of LAN WorkPlace for DOS you

are installing (4.2, 5.0, or provided).

Path to LAN WorkPlace
Installation

Drive that will be used to
build new flash images

Station IP Address Enter the JANUS device IP address.
Unix User Name Enter a valid user name for the UNIX environment.
Subnet Mask The Installation Utilit

Default Router The Installation Utilit

Host IP Address or Host
Name.

Enter the location (
WorkPlace for DOS on
or 5.0).

Enter the hard drive (or partition) on
that

ou want to use as a scratch drive to build the

JANUS drive images. 14MB is required.

subnet mask based on the Station IP address. Enter
the last part of the subnet mask.

default router address based on the Station IP
address. Enter the last part of the default router
address.

The Installation Utilit
host IP address based on the Station IP address.
Enter the last part of the host IP address or enter a
host name.

drive:\pathname

our host PC (for version 4.2

enters the first part of the

enters the first part of the

enters the first part of the

) of LAN

our host PC

0200 Controller IP Address (UDP Plus onl

) Enter the IP address of the Model

200 Controller that

ou plan to communicate with.

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y

y

g

g

NetWare Client for DOS Parameters

Field Description

Version (3.12, 4.x) Choose the version of NetWare Client for

DOS you are installing.

Path to NetWare Client
Installation

Drive that will be used to
build new flash images

Novell User Name (Optional) Enter the user’s lo

Novell Server Name (Optional) Enter the server name to which the

Bindery Emulation (Optional) Choose Yes to enable bindery emulation.
Preferred Tree (v4.x only) Enter the preferred tree.
Name Context See your Novell NetWare Client documentation.

Enter the location (drive:\pathname) of NetWare
Client for DOS files on your host PC.

Enter the hard drive (or partition) on
that

ou want to use as a scratch drive to build the
JANUS drive ima
free.

used to log in to the network.

JANUS device will connect.

es. It must have at least 14MB

in name that will be

our host PC

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y

y

g

y

g

y

y

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FTP PC/TCP for DOS Parameters

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Field Description

Path to Network Installation Enter the location (

files on your host PC.

Temporar
images

Install Novell compatibilit
shim

Station IP Address Enter the JANUS device IP address.
Subnet Mask The Installation Utilit

Default Router The Installation Utilit

drive for flash

Enter the hard drive (or partition) on your host PC
that

ou want to use as a scratch drive to build the
JANUS drive ima
free.

(Optional) Installin
allows
stack to run on top of the FTP stack.

subnet mask based on the Station IP address. Enter
the last part of the subnet mask.

default router address based on the Station IP
address. Enter the last part of the default router
address.

ou to run applications written for the Novell

drive:\pathname

es. It must have at least 14MB

the Novell compatibility shim

enters the first part of the

enters the first part of the

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

About the Radio Parameters

Use the Radio Parameters screen to configure the parameters that are required
for your JANUS RF device to communicate with access points. All devices in
the same subnetwork must have the same domain and the same security ID.
Security IDs are optional. Use different domains on devices if they are in the
same area and you want the devices to communicate to different hosts.

Each domain (subnetwork), must have one acting master to coordinate
communications from the various stations. For most network operating
systems, the access point is the master. If the master unit is turned off or is out
of range, then one of the other access points configured as an alternate master
becomes the master. For most network operating systems, the JANUS RF
devices are stations.

If the inactivity settings are exceeded and your radio is placed into Sleep mode,
you can wake up the radio by either answering yes to the Wake Up on
Broadcast parameter, or you can physically suspend and resume the JANUS RF
device (press the L button twice) when the device is running.

Note: Intermec recommends that you keep the default settings for Inactivity Minutes
and Inactivity Seconds. The default setting ensures that you will receive optimum
battery life on JANUS devices with removable batteries.

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