Chapter 3: Starting Your PowerStation PowerStation Connectors
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reflash of the compact flash card using the Flashback Utility. A link to the
Flashback Utility is listed in the PA2 Drivers, Documentation, and Utilities
CD included with the PA2 PowerStation.
Table 3-3: NET Directory Files
* Denotes files that can be downloaded from Novell’s FTP site.
Interact will also communicate over any network or operating system that
supports NetBIOS protocols. Examples include Lantastic, TCP/IP, Microsoft,
and IBM.
If you need assistance with NetBIOS and networking, consult your network
administrator or a certified network technician.
CompactFlash
The PA2 PowerStation comes with a CompactFlash (CF) card. The CF is
used as a removable hard drive that is recognized as drive C and provides
non-volatile memory storage. The CF is well-suited for rugged
environments where the PowerStation may vibrate or shake. Although the
CF is removable, it is used as an IDE drive, which means you cannot
remove it while the PowerStation is switched on.
File Name Description
NET.BAT A sample batch file you can use to run NetBIOS.
NET.CFG Stores the interrupts and memory for the network
drivers. The default PowerStation configuration
reserves the following interrupts and I/O addresses.
You cannot use these for the Ethernet interface.
• COM1: Int 4, I/O 3F8
• COM2: Int 3, I/O 2F8
• Touchscreen: Int 11, I/O 3E8
NETX.EXE The Novell Netware shell program that makes the
final connection with the server.
*LSL.COM A Novell driver that enables the workstation to
communicate with different protocols.
*IPXODI.COM A Novell driver that supports IPX protocol and other
protocols over the same network.
Plug and Play Pro 100 The Plug and Play interface: 82557
E100BODI This driver allows the PowerStation to communicate
over a local area network.
*NETBIOS.EXE Used by Interact to communicate over a network.
RSET8019.EXE Configures interrupts and I/O addresses for the
network.
TCPIP.EXE Used by the PowerStation for TCP/IP communications.
TCPIP.INI Stores settings for TCP/IP communications.
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