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Powering Up or Booting the Reader
This table lists problems that may occur when you turn on, turn off, or boot the reader.
Problem Solution
When you press
q
to turn on the reader,
nothing happens or the reader
immediately turns itself off.
Make sure the NiCad battery pack is installed correctly and
the yellow battery pack locks are locked tightly.
The NiCad battery pack may be discharged. Replace the battery
pack with a spare charged battery pack, or charge the battery
pack and try again.
When you turn on the reader, the power
management software displays an error
message. An error occurred and the reader cannot resume operating. You
can turn the reader off without losing data, provided there is
sufficient battery power. The next time you turn on the reader,
the error sequence repeats and the Boot Loader menu appears.
If you reboot the reader, you will lose all the data in the reader’s
640K conventional memory. You can save the contents of
conventional memory and reload the system flash. For help, see
“Dumping the Reader’s 640K Conventional Memory” and
“Loading Flash Memory” in Chapter 9.
When you turn on the reader, this screen
appears:
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* JANUS WARNING *
Was the memory card
under the battery
pack exchanged or
modified while the
battery pack was
removed?
If NO Press 1
If YES Press 0
Press Enter
to continue
You removed the NiCad battery pack while the reader was
turned off. The reader has been configured to prompt you
when it is turned back on to determine if you also exchanged
or modified the memory card in the Type I PC card drive.
If the memory card has been changed in any way since the
reader was last on, press
0
to reset the Type I PC card drive,
which helps protect data from being corrupted. Otherwise,
you can press
1
to continue without resetting the Type I
PC card drive.
For help, see “Configuring the Reader to Reset the Type I
Drive” in Chapter 4.