CentraLine HAWK 8000 Manual Backup Download Page 9

HAWK 8000 CONTROLLER – BACKUP & RESTORE GUIDE 

 9 

EN2Z-1027GE51 

R0517 

On detecting the button release, the system begins a 10-second countdown, which displays as shown 
here: 

Press any key to restore from USB backup. 

If no key pressed, factory recovery will begin in 10 seconds 

Recovery begins in 9 seconds 

Recovery begins in 8 seconds 
Recovery begins in.... 

NOTE:

 

Pressing any key during this 10-second countdown prevents the system from entering factory 
recovery mode. Instead, the system switches modes to restore from a USB backup. 

When no key press is detected during the 10-second countdown, the factory recovery process begins at 
the moment the countdown finishes. Upon entering recovery mode, the boot process overwrites the HAWK 
8000 with a default factory image. During this process, the Backup LED blinks at slow speed (one second 
ON, then one second OFF). 

 

  CAUTION 

Risk of equipment damage! 

 

Once in recovery mode (Backup LED is flashing in slow blink), do not interrupt this process. Allow the 
recovery to complete or the HAWK 8000 could be left in an inoperable state. 

 

Step 4:  When the Backup LED stops flashing, turn the controller's power OFF and back ON again to 

reboot. 

NOTE:

 

After restoring factory defaults, the initial HAWK 8000 reboot process takes longer than usual. 

On completion, the HAWK 8000 is restored to a factory default state. 

 

Shutting Down the Controller 

The shutdown procedure allows you to safely shutdown the HAWK 8000. 

Step 1:  Press and hold the Shutdown button until the Backup LED begins to flash. 

NOTE:

 

In QNX 4.3, the heartbeat LED also turns OFF, and all Ethernet, USB, and console connectivity 
is lost. 

Step 2:  Once the Backup LED begins to flash, release the Shutdown button. 

Step 3:  Once the Backup LED turns ON (solid) and begins to flash, wait until the Backup LED turns OFF. 

Step 4:  Remove power to the HAWK 8000. 

NOTE:

 

If you have a terminal connected to the HAWK 8000, the following message displays when the 
shutdown process is complete and it is safe to remove power: 

iomonitor: shutdown complete, safe to remove power

 

Summary of Contents for HAWK 8000

Page 1: ...51 R0517 About this Guide 2 Product Documentation 2 Document Content 2 Related Technical Literature 2 Overview 3 Creating a USB Backup 3 Restoring from a USB Backup 4 Restoring Factory Defaults 7 Shutting Down the Controller 9 Reference information 10 Platform and Station Backup Options 10 Restore Options 11 Shutdown Operations 11 ...

Page 2: ...ous experience with NX or NiagaraAX software Document Content This document includes topics that describe how to create USB backups and restore them to your HAWK 8000 controller Also included are instructions for recovering factory defaults and safely shutting down a controller Related Technical Literature Table 1 Related Technical Literature Title Product Literature no HAWK 8000 Installation Comm...

Page 3: ... drive into the USB port and pressing the backup and restore button on the unit itself NOTE USB backup supports only FAT32 and FAT32X file systems NTFS is not supported CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Only flash drives USB sticks 128GB are recommended for backup restore operations USB bus powered ex ternal hard drives often have higher power requirements and so may not function as expected possib...

Page 4: ...fully the LED flashes rapidly 200 ms ON 200 ms OFF 200 ms ON 3 seconds OFF indicating an error In this case simply unplug the USB thumb drive wait for the LED to turn OFF then insert the thumb drive and try the backup procedure again If problems persist possible causes could be Insufficient disk space on the thumb drive Write protect enabled on the thumb driver Step 4 When the backup and restore L...

Page 5: ...rent from the current system passphrase NOTE For any HAWK 8000 converted to run AX USB Backup Restore functionality is not supported Also the USB port on the device is not monitored for insertion removal of devices Step 1 Set up the terminal emulator program running on your PC with the following settings baud rate 115200 data bits 8 parity N stop bits 1 For details on using a serial connection to ...

Page 6: ...c OFF and it prompts you to reset the system If the entered passphrase and the passphrase stored on the controller match the system waits while the USB drive mounts this can take a few minutes The following message appears Waiting for USB drive to mount Press any key to quit and reboot Once USB drive is detected the following message and options display USB drive detected This platform is Qnx TITA...

Page 7: ...ystem shell menu Prerequisites A USB to Micro USB cable same cable as that used to connect a smart phone to a computer connecting the HAWK 8000 to your PC The Debug port on a HAWK 8000 is a standard Micro A type USB port for debugging serial communications A terminal emulator system shell program such as PuTTY installed on your PC CAUTION Risk of equipment damage Recovering factory defaults remove...

Page 8: ...ro A type USB port for serial debug communications to the HAWK 8000 For more details see section About HAWK 8000 System Shell Mode in HAWK 8000 Controller Install Start Up Guide EN1Z 1027GE51 NOTE Login requires administrator level platform credentials The SHT DWN pushbutton initiates a controlled shutdown of the HAWK 8000 ensuring that all station data is preserved Step 1 Ensure that the controll...

Page 9: ... LED is flashing in slow blink do not interrupt this process Allow the recovery to complete or the HAWK 8000 could be left in an inoperable state Step 4 When the Backup LED stops flashing turn the controller s power OFF and back ON again to reboot NOTE After restoring factory defaults the initial HAWK 8000 reboot process takes longer than usual On completion the HAWK 8000 is restored to a factory ...

Page 10: ...mage to the drive or to the HAWK 8000 Plugging in an external hard drive may cause the controller to become unresponsive requiring a reboot In Niagara the term backup describes different operations Refer to the following table for information about each backup type Backup type Contents Size Tool Notes Platforms supported Station copier Station bog file histories and alarms 1 to 50 MB COACH NX Supp...

Page 11: ...efault state 3 Show backups for other host IDs Displays all backups on the UPS flash drive 4 n hostid_timestamp Displays the USB backup file name where n is the option number hostid is the host name timestamp identifies the date and time when the backup was made Shutdown Operations The information below describes how the shutdown operation works To initiate a shutdown press and hold the Shutdown b...

Reviews: