* To tell if you have an X-C 6250 Pro 300, look at the string of letters labeled 'CONFIG' on the bottom of the unit. If the second letter is 'C' then you have an X-C 6250 Pro 300.

* To tell if you have an X-C 6250 Pro, look at the string of letters labeled 'CONFIG'on the bottom of the unit. If the second letter is 'B' then you have an X-C 6250 Pro.

Xcpb125.exe  Latest BIOS for X-C 6250 (200MHz or less)
readme.txt   README.TXT contains additional release information.
 
Xcpmf001.exe  US modem firmware for X-C 6250Z
readme.txt        README.TXT  for Xcpmf001.exe 

WIN95Y2K.EXE   W95 patch to fix Y2K problems with DATE and DIR
Y2KW95.TXT   README.TXT  for WIN95Y2K.EXE

Die-cast Magnesium casing with additional rubber shock absorbtion, meets MILITARY standards for Water, Drop, and Shock protection! 
Model XC 6250 
Pentium 133, 200Mhz 
16- 48Megs of ram 
10" 800x600 Monochrome Display w/Touchscreen
2.0-3.2 GB slim-line 9.5mm HDD, surrounded by extra shock-protection rubber 
      Built-in 33.6k or 56k modem 
2 PCMCIA slots
VGA port

   The Travel Floppy can be connected to virtually any DOS, Win3.x/95/98/ME, 2000 and NT 4.0 compatible notebook, subnotebook, or palmtop by simply inserting Accurite's custom floppy disk controller, the PassportCard™. The PassportCard is a PCMCIA Type II form-factor card meeting release 2 of the PCMCIA standard.

   The PassportCard features data transfer rates up to 1 Mbps and meets the PCMCIA release 2.10 specification with a Type II physical format. Software drivers provided with the PassportCard allow full support of standard IBM type flexible disk drive and diskette format configurations including 3.5" 720K, 1.44 Mb and 2.88Mb, as well as 5.25" 360K and 1.2 Mb.

To be able to boot off a floppy, you will need an accurite tavel
floppy pcmcia floppy drive.  They make a special version for the
Itronix XC.  You boot with the card inserted but the dongle is not
attached.  then you attach the dongle and it boots off the floppy.

Brad Baker writes:
   The Travel Floppy PassportCard (PC Card controller) contains the Windows 95 drivers for the Travel Floppy. The Windows 95 drivers must be copied to the C: drive of the Libretto 50. 
   The PassportCard acts as an SRAM card when the Travel Floppy's cable is not attached, however, the Libretto 50 must first be configured to read an SRAM card in order to read the drivers.

1.  Follow the Windows 95 Software Installation instructions steps 1 through 3 on pages 14 and 15 of the Travel Floppy User's Manual.

2.  Prior to going to step 4 do the following:
    2.1  From the Win95 desktop click on START, then click on RUN.
   2.2  Type "SUBST A: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM" without the quotes and click OK.

3.  Insert the PassportCard without the Travel Floppy cable attached.

4.  The "Update Device Driver Wizard" menu appears. Click NEXT.

5.  The message, "Windows was unable to locate a driver for this device" appears. This is OK. Click on FINISH.

6.  START>SETTINGS>CONTROL PANEL>SYSTEM

7.  Click on DEVICE MANAGER.

8.  Click and open "?OTHER DEVICES".

9.  Double click on "?!Memory Card Device (MTD-0002).

10.  Click on DRIVER from the Memory Card Device (MTD-0002)
     Properties window. Click on "Update Driver".

11.  Check the "No, Select Driver from List" button. Click NEXT.

12.  Select "Memory Technology Drivers (MTDs). Click NEXT.

13.  Select SRAM Memory Card. Click FINISH. Wait for beeps.
     Close all windows and get back to the Windows 95 desktop.

14.  Proceed with steps 4 through 16 in the Travel Floppy User's Manual.

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