2007. 1. 8. 07:07
옛날카테고리/업무용냉장고
팜 디바이스에서 콘솔모드를 불러오는 방법
this is the list of specials shortcuts
.1
The device enters debugger mode and waits for a debugger such as Palm OS Debugger or Metrowerks CodeWarrior to connect. The device appears frozen and unresponsive, awaiting commands from the debugger.
On old 68k monochrome handhelds a square begins flashing in the top left corner of the display. Some color handhelds display a colored line at the bottom of the screen. All other handhelds will not indicate that they are in debugger mode.
The device must determine whether to open the USB port or the serial port. Most devices determine whether they are attached to a USB cradle and open the appropriate port. Handspring devices require a utility called DebugPrefs so you can specify which port should be used. This utility is available from Handspring's developer program.
NOTE: Debug mode drains significant battery power. You must perform a soft reset to exit this mode.
.2
The device enters console mode and waits for communication, typically from a high-level debugger.
The device must determine whether to open the USB port or the serial port. Most devices determine whether they are attached to a USB cradle and open the appropriate port. Handspring devices require a utility called DebugPrefs so you can specify which port should be used. This utility is available from Handspring's developer program.
Another convenient way to put the device in console mode is to use the sample application.
NOTE: Console mode drains significant power over time. You must perform a soft reset to exit this mode.
There is no need to enter console mode using this shortcut when running the Palm OS Emulator or the Palm OS Garnet simulators, as they always support a debugger connection..
.3
The device's automatic power-off feature is disabled.
You can still use the device's power button to power it on and off. You must perform a soft reset to exit this mode.
.4
Displays the user's name.
None
.5
Erases the user's name and user ID.
WARNING: When the device is next synchronized after using this shortcut, the HotSync Manager application thinks that it has never been synchronized before. This means that records will be duplicated unless you first perform a hard reset (press the reset button while holding the power key).
.6
Displays the Palm OS build date and build time.
None
.7
Switches between NiCd and Alkaline battery curves to allow adjustment of when the battery warnings appear.
Of limited effectiveness. Low battery warnings do not work well with NiCd batteries.
.8
Toggles the backlight mode on a Palm IIIx or Palm V.
One mode is the default backlighting mode of the Palm IIIx and Palm V where the display is inverted when the backlight is turned on. The other mode is the default backlighting mode of the Palm III where the display is not inverted when the backlight is turned on.
NOTE: Restoring a Palm IIIx or Palm V from an existing user may overwrite the shortcut database and cause this shortcut to be lost.
.9
Displays the ROM build date and build time.
This command is not available on some devices.
.t
Toggle IR test loopback mode.
This mode is useful for debugging applications that beam data. Enabling this mode causes beamed data to be immediately received on the same device (ie: the IR hardware is bypassed). This is useful for testing your beaming or exchange manager code.
NOTE: Enabling this mode will cause more stack space to be used than a normal beam.
.i
Initiates a beam receive.
Using this shortcut will cause the device to begin waiting for a beam.
.s
Infrared serial mode toggle
This shortcut toggles the output port of infrared data between the built-in IR port and the built-in serial port.
.1
The device enters debugger mode and waits for a debugger such as Palm OS Debugger or Metrowerks CodeWarrior to connect. The device appears frozen and unresponsive, awaiting commands from the debugger.
On old 68k monochrome handhelds a square begins flashing in the top left corner of the display. Some color handhelds display a colored line at the bottom of the screen. All other handhelds will not indicate that they are in debugger mode.
The device must determine whether to open the USB port or the serial port. Most devices determine whether they are attached to a USB cradle and open the appropriate port. Handspring devices require a utility called DebugPrefs so you can specify which port should be used. This utility is available from Handspring's developer program.
NOTE: Debug mode drains significant battery power. You must perform a soft reset to exit this mode.
.2
The device enters console mode and waits for communication, typically from a high-level debugger.
The device must determine whether to open the USB port or the serial port. Most devices determine whether they are attached to a USB cradle and open the appropriate port. Handspring devices require a utility called DebugPrefs so you can specify which port should be used. This utility is available from Handspring's developer program.
Another convenient way to put the device in console mode is to use the sample application.
NOTE: Console mode drains significant power over time. You must perform a soft reset to exit this mode.
There is no need to enter console mode using this shortcut when running the Palm OS Emulator or the Palm OS Garnet simulators, as they always support a debugger connection..
.3
The device's automatic power-off feature is disabled.
You can still use the device's power button to power it on and off. You must perform a soft reset to exit this mode.
.4
Displays the user's name.
None
.5
Erases the user's name and user ID.
WARNING: When the device is next synchronized after using this shortcut, the HotSync Manager application thinks that it has never been synchronized before. This means that records will be duplicated unless you first perform a hard reset (press the reset button while holding the power key).
.6
Displays the Palm OS build date and build time.
None
.7
Switches between NiCd and Alkaline battery curves to allow adjustment of when the battery warnings appear.
Of limited effectiveness. Low battery warnings do not work well with NiCd batteries.
.8
Toggles the backlight mode on a Palm IIIx or Palm V.
One mode is the default backlighting mode of the Palm IIIx and Palm V where the display is inverted when the backlight is turned on. The other mode is the default backlighting mode of the Palm III where the display is not inverted when the backlight is turned on.
NOTE: Restoring a Palm IIIx or Palm V from an existing user may overwrite the shortcut database and cause this shortcut to be lost.
.9
Displays the ROM build date and build time.
This command is not available on some devices.
.t
Toggle IR test loopback mode.
This mode is useful for debugging applications that beam data. Enabling this mode causes beamed data to be immediately received on the same device (ie: the IR hardware is bypassed). This is useful for testing your beaming or exchange manager code.
NOTE: Enabling this mode will cause more stack space to be used than a normal beam.
.i
Initiates a beam receive.
Using this shortcut will cause the device to begin waiting for a beam.
.s
Infrared serial mode toggle
This shortcut toggles the output port of infrared data between the built-in IR port and the built-in serial port.
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