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Installing {COMMO} on the HP 95LX
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If you do not have the Connectivity Pack, you will need the accessory serial
cable, HP PN 82222A. Connect your PC to the HP with the cable and follow
these steps:
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ON YOUR PC
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IMPORTANT: This procedure assumes that you have read READ95.ME and that you
have installed the standard version of {COMMO} on your PC. If you have not
done so, refer to COMMO.DOC for instructions.
It also assumes that the {COMMO} "home" directory on your PC is "C:\COMMO\".
If this is not the case, you will be given an opportunity to change it while
the install macro is running.
1) Create a subdirectory on your PC below your {COMMO} "home" directory
called "HP95". The path for this directory would then be
"C:\COMMO\HP95\".
2) Copy the files from the {COMMO} HP 95LX archive, COMMO9.ZIP or
CMOHPxx.ZIP, to this directory. "xx" is the {COMMO} version number.
3) Copy the the files INSTAL95.BAT and INSTAL95.MAC to your {COMMO} "home"
directory.
4) Change to the {COMMO} "home" directory and type "instal95" to run the
installation batch file.
5) Enter the number of the serial port that is connected to the 95LX, "1"
for COM1, "2" for COM2, etc.
6) If the PC directory shown is correct, just press Enter. Otherwise edit
the path and then press Enter. Be sure there is a "\" at the end.
7) You will be asked if {COMMO} is being installed on the A: drive or C:
drive on the 95LX. Just type "A" or "C".
8) The first filename will blink at the top of the screen. This is the
filename that you should enter on the 95LX. After each file is
transferred, a new filename will appear. Note that some of the names
have "95" in them on the PC, but are named without the "95" on the 95LX.
Several small files will be created by the macro on your PC, then
transferred. These files are listed at the end of this document and will
automatically be set up for the A: or C: drive.
9) When you see the message "Finished!" you should press Alt-X to exit
{COMMO} on your PC. If you need to cancel the process at any time, just
press Esc to stop and leave {COMMO}.
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ON YOUR 95LX
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1) Open FILER
2) Select the drive for the {COMMO} directory
3) Press MENU D C
4) Type COMMO
5) Press Enter
6) Open DATACOMM
7) Press MENU S P I 1 ESC.
8) Press B 6 ESC Q.
9) Press MENU, T, X, R.
10) Enter the 95LX path and the filename that the PC is sending
(e.g., C:\COMMO\COMMO.COM).
11) The transfer will start.
12) Continue until all files are copied.
13) Copy APNAME.LST, CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT from the {COMMO} directory
to the directories indicated below (read additional instructions in Mark
Scardina's document EXM.DOC).
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Files created and transferred
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If you already have any of these files on your 95LX, then edit your existing
files to add the necessary information. Otherwise just copy the files to the
appropriate directory after they have been transferred to the 95LX. Remember
that your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files must be in the root directory of
the same drive.
CONFIG.SYS (This is the same for A:\ or C:\)
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SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM /P
Note: Do not forget the space before the "/".
A:\AUTOEXEC.BAT (version for the A Drive)
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ECHO OFF
PROMPT [DOS]$P$G
SET COMMO=A:\COMMO
PATH=A:\;A:\COMMO;C:\;C:\_DAT
ECHO.
ECHO Press CTRL-C to go to DOS.
ECHO Press any other key to go to SYSMGR.
PAUSE>NUL
PROMPT [SYS]$P$G
$SYSMGR
C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT (version for the C drive)
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ECHO OFF
PROMPT [DOS]$P$G
SET COMMO=C:\COMMO
PATH=C:\;C:\_DAT;C:\COMMO
ECHO.
ECHO Press CTRL-C to go to DOS.
ECHO Press any other key to go to SYSMGR.
PAUSE>NUL
PROMPT [SYS]$P$G
$SYSMGR
APNAME.LST (see EXM.DOC for instructions)
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A:\COMMO\COMMO.EXM,B200,{COMMO} (place in A:\)
or C:\COMMO\COMMO.EXM,B200,{COMMO} (place in C:\_DAT\}
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