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Using Falcon DOS Portable TerminalsTo program an key:1. Hold down the key sequence - and press the desired key to re-program.Press the key then the key, not the key then (or )key.2. The Program Trigger Icon ( or ) appears on the right of theLCD, indicating which key is to be reprogrammed.3. Select the key sequence to reprogram the key. The followingkeys are valid sections: All of these functions, except the character are the shifted state ofanother key. When selecting the key, do not enter mode first. To assign the left key to , press ---. Falcons 33xand 34x automatically translate the keypress into the key.Using PC CardsThe Falcon has a slot for plugging in PC cards, and each unit is factoryequippedwith PhoenixCARD Manager Plus PC card drivers. PC cards providesuch features as network connectivity, modem connectivity, and wirelesscapability. Their primary purpose in the Falcon is to provide additionalmemory storage by functioning as a disk drive. (See page page 1-9 forinformation about the Falcon’s drives.)The PC card slots of the Falcon 33x and 34x are not user accessible, but function inthe same manner as the Falcon 32x for software installation, use and general features.1-4 Falcon ® DOS Portable Terminals
Using PC CardsOpening the PC Card Slot CoverThe PC card slot is located near the bottom on the back of the Falcon (refer toFigure 1-2). The slot is protected by a cover. Detach the elastic hand strap onthe back of the Falcon by pulling its hook out of the holder near the base. If theslot cover is secured by a screw, loosen the screw. Then, while pressing theround button above the slot cover, slide the cover out and away from theFalcon.Figure 1-2: Removing the PC Card Slot Cover on a Falcon 3101. Remove the hand strap hookfrom the holder (hand strapnot shown).2. Loosen the locking screw.*3. Press the round button torelease the cover.4. Pull the cover out.*The locking screw cannotbe completely removedfrom the PC card slot cover.To keep the screw fromcatching on the unit, turnAdvanced <strong>User</strong>’s Guide 1-5
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System UtilitiesChapter Conventions
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Resetting the FalconOverviewOne of
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Resetting the FalconHardware Reset
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Connector ConfigurationsOverviewCab
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Connector ConfigurationsTable A-4:
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Command OverviewThis chapter lists
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Display all hidden files.DIR /AHDis
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Bar CodesPredefined DefaultsMAXIMUM
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Bar Codes2579152030DOUBLE KEY ACTIO
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