PDT 3100 Series Product Reference Guide
PDT 3100 Series Product Reference Guide
PDT 3100 Series Product Reference Guide
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Spectrum24 Terminals<br />
Spectrum24® RF Setup<br />
Spectrum24 terminals use standard communications protocols to accomplish wireless<br />
connectivity. These protocols are generalized and take up considerably more space in the<br />
terminal’s NVM. With less space available in NVM for application files, Spectum24<br />
terminals operate as diskless computing workstations. The terminal’s NVM contains<br />
system files required to connect to and download the application files from a network server<br />
and to provide network diagnostics and configuration. The application files are downloaded<br />
each time the terminal is booted.<br />
Optional Flash Disk<br />
Spectrum24 terminals can optionally contain an additional megabyte of non-volatile<br />
memory or flash. This extra memory reduces the time and resources required to load<br />
applications into the terminal and offers the ability to run multiple applications from the<br />
same terminal.<br />
The flash disk is accessed via a driver, FLASHDSK.SYS, which makes the flash disk<br />
appear to a program as another disk drive (E:). The drive reads data quickly but writes<br />
slowly (e.g., for even the smallest files, the write process takes 3-4 seconds).<br />
If your Spectrum24 terminal includes a flash disk, you may set the IP address and<br />
download software not available on standard Spectrum24 terminals. For more information,<br />
refer to the Spectrum24 Flash Disk Addendum.<br />
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