Intergraph Zx10 Ultra-Tower, System Manual

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Reading System LEDs
The LEDs on the faceplate describe the current operational state of the system.
If the Power LED is… Then…
Unlit Auxiliary power is off (fans are not running) or there is a system
failure (fans are running)
Amber Auxiliary power is on; power consumption is reduced
Blinking green Auxiliary power is on; the system is in an ACPI-compliant power
conservation state managed by the operating system; power
consumption is reduced
Steady green Full power is on; power conservation is per device
If the Disk LED is… Then…
Unlit The system’s disk drives are not active.
Lit and blinking The system’s disk drives are active.
Lit and unblinking There may be a problem with one or more disk drives.
Using Automatic Shutdown
The Automatic Shutdown Utility contains more options for shutting down the system than the
operating system’s shutdown function. You can use this utility to shut down the operating system
and power down the system in a number of ways.
To run Automatic Shutdown:
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Double-click the Automatic Shutdown icon in the operating system’s taskbar tray, or
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From the operating system Start menu, go to Automatic Shutdown Utility on the Automatic
Shutdown Utility menu.
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While the system is running, press the Power button momentarily (less than 1 second).
By default, Automatic Shutdown is set for a 10-second delay. You can use the slider under Time
Remaining to set a delay of up to 30 seconds. Always set a delay greater than 5 seconds to ensure
that you have time to stop system shutdown if needed.
When you run Automatic Shutdown, the Automatic System Shutdown dialog displays. To
configure Automatic Shutdown, choose an option in the dialog and click Apply. When you are
finished configuring the utility, click Start Shutdown. After you start the system again, the utility
will use the settings you selected.