Commands
Examples
Troubleshooting w/ PS2.EXE
The PS2.EXE utility can be found on the L40SX reference disk
(zipped image).
Commands
All feature items can be accessed either by entering
commands or by running a batch file containing these
commands. The following describes the commands.
Format:
PS2 option1 option2 (? or Help)
Options:
option 1 |
First Value |
Second Value |
[SET] |
Audio |
ON | OFf |
SET |
AUTo |
Battery | Performance |
[SET] |
DISK |
XX minutes (0-20) |
[SET] |
DISplay map * |
Color | Mono |
[SET] |
Keyboard Click |
ON | OFf |
[SET] |
Keyboard Speed |
Fast | Med | Slow |
[SET] |
LCd |
XX minutes (0-20) |
[SET] |
LCD | CRT * |
|
[SET] |
LOw battery alarm |
ON | OFf |
SET |
MAnual |
20 | 10 | 5 |
[SET] |
Modem |
OFf | On |
[SET] |
Normal * |
|
— |
OFf |
|
— |
ON at |
HH:MM:SS |
[SET] |
Parallel |
OFf | ON |
[SET] |
POwer off |
XX minutes (0-20) |
[SET] |
Reversed * |
|
[SET] |
SERial |
OFf | On |
[SET] |
SERial Adapter |
OFf | On |
Note: When using any of these commands, type only
highlighted letters in the above tables.
[SET], SET, and — in
the left column of this table.
[SET]
Indicates that you can omit the value, SET, for option1,
If you specify SET, the command you enter is stored and
remains in the computer memory even though the power,
switch is turned off. If you do not specify SET, the
command is no longer in effect when the power switch is
turned off.
SET
Indicates that you cannot omit the value, SET, for
option1.
—
Indicates that you cannot specify the value, SET, for
option 1.
*
Indicates that this command is not supported in the OS/2
environment.
Examples
Command |
Meaning |
PS2 |
Displays the Set Features Menu. |
PS2 XXXX |
Shows the command syntax if XXXX is invalid. |
PS2 ? |
All available commands are displayed using this command. |
PS2 H |
Shows instructions on how to use the commands. |
PS2 K S F |
Sets the highest keyboard speed. |
PS2 SET LO OF |
Sets battery-low alarm off. This cmd is restored at next power up. |
PS2 OF |
Enters Suspend Mode immediately. |
PS2 ON 23:59:01 |
Returns to Resume Mode at 23:59:01. |
PS2 SET M O
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Powers on Data/Fax (or PS2 M O)
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Troubleshooting w/ PS2.EXE
Q. I can't seem to print anything.
A. Make sure your parallel port is turned
on. Use PS2.EXE to check the status of your ports.
Q. My communication software to
recognize my serial port (or internal fax/modem).
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on.
Use PS2.EXE to check the status of your ports.
Q. I can't get my serial mouse to work.
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on.
Use PS2.EXE to check the status of your ports.
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