Avery Dennison 6035 Programmer Manual Rev.A 7/98 - Manual (Page 33)

7/9/98 Using ROM-DOS 6.22 2-21
C o n f i g u r i n g R O M - D O S ( C O N F I G . S Y S )
Certain standard settings for your system's operation can be stored in
a file called CONFIG.SYS. You may create or edit your own
CONFIG.SYS file using a word processor or the COPY CON command.
(see “Creating a Batch File”).
ROM-DOS offers three levels of CONFIG.SYS processing: DOS 3.31
compatible, DOS 5.0 compatible, and DOS 6.22 compatible. The level
of processing available is determined when ROM-DOS is configured.
DOS 3.31 compatible commands include BREAK, BUFFERS,
COUNTRY, DEVICE, FCBS, FILES, LASTDRIVE, NEWFILE, REM, and
SHELL.
DOS 5.0 level processing includes all of the commands available with
DOS 3.31 plus DOS, INSTALL, and STACKS.
DOS 6.22 commands include the commands from both the DOS 3.31
and 5.0 levels, with the addition of INCLUDE, MENUCOLOR,
MENUDEFAULT, MENUITEM, NUMLOCK, SET, SUBMENU, and
SWITCHES.
The CONFIG.SYS file must be placed in the root directory of the drive
which is used for system startup or bootup. If a CONFIG.SYS file is
not found, the listed default values are used for the following listed
commands:
BREAK = OFF
BUFFERS = 2
COUNTRY = 001
FCBS = 4
FILES = 8
LASTDRIVE = E
NUMLOCK = ON
SHELL = COMMAND.COM /P /E:128
STACKS = 0,0