Philips IntelliVue Series, Installation And Service Manual

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Troubleshooting
Maintenance, Troubleshooting, and Repair
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Shutdown
In many cases, software problems can be resolved by simply shutting down a device and
rebooting it. The
Shutdown
menu of the
Service
window provides a
Shutdown - Normal
application as well as direct access to the
Desktop Tools
main menu. See
Figure 7-53
.
Figure 7-53 Applications of the Shutdown Menu
In some cases, a dialog box will open when the operating system cannot shutdown a
process. This requires user input to either Wait or End Task. If this dialog box appears,
select End Task to continue the shutdown process.
Shutdown -
Normal
Shutdown - Normal in the Shutdown menu provides for the controlled shutdown of
software and the saving of all existing data and configuration settings. An optional choice in
the shutdown sequence provides for immediate software rebooting from the final window.
Caution Shutdown Normal is the only recommended way to properly power down the Philips
system. If the Reset or power Off buttons are used or the power plug is removed to
shut down the Philips system, the NTFS File System can be corrupted.
The shutdown procedure is as follows:
Step 1. Click on Shutdown-Normal in the Shutdown menu of the Service window.
The Shutdown Server window of Figure 7-54 appears with the following
WARNING :.
Figure 7-54 Shutdown Server Window
The Shutdown server window has 3 shutdown mode options.
Shutdown shuts the Philips system down normally and prepares it to be turned
off. Windows messages follow describing the shutdown condition.