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Software Environment
LAN WorkPlace (LWP) Software
All VRC 6940 terminals have a copy of LWP.HEX loaded at the factory. The first time you
start the terminal, it installs the utilities listed below onto the E:\drive.
Software Files
Table B-2 shows the contents of each drive after the LWP hex image is loaded on E:\ drive:
CFG24
The CFG24 Configurator utility that allows you to configure the
Spectrum24 radio. You can run it from a DOS prompt. See page A-12 for
more information.
DIAG24
The DIAG24 Diagnostics utility that allows you to run Access Point ping
tests. You can run it from a DOS prompt. See page A-5 for more
information.
BOOTP
BOOTP boot utility. It requests and receives an IP address and then sets
up communications parameters for use by other parts of the system. It
executes automatically during start-up procedures. Do not run it from a
DOS prompt. See page A-17 for more information on configuring boot
mode.
FLASH
A batch file that provides some flash disk housekeeping functions. You
can run it from a DOS prompt. See page A-21 for more information.
Table B-2. VRC 6940: Software Files
Directory File Name Description
A:\ LOADER.EXE An NVM loader utility that can be used in place of the
Command Mode Program Loader. For more
information, see the Series 3000 Application
Programmer’s Reference Manual (p/n 70-16309-XX).
SHELL.COM The DOS command shell.
AUTOEXEC.BAT Calls B:\autoexec.bat, if it exists, and executes it.
If there is no B:\ drive, the terminal boots into
Command Mode.
DSKBCHK.COM Checks to see if the terminal has been configured with
a B:\ drive. For more information, see the Series 3000
Application Programmer’s Reference Manual (p/n 70-
16309-XX).