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1. Determine if your system has, in fact, failed the tests. If it has:
•
An LED near the power connector on the back of the system blinks momentarily
and then remains lighted. (If your system is connected to a LAN, you may see
another lighted LED. This does not indicate a problem — it simply indicates that
there is LAN traffic.)
•
An error message tells you that the tests failed or, more specifically, what might
be wrong with the system.
•
The videoconferencing system won’t run.
2. Make sure that all cable connections to your system and to the monitor are correct
and secure.
3. Turn the system off and on to run the power-on tests again.
If the system fails the power-on tests again, contact your system administrator. If the
tests show that there’s a problem with the network, contact your network provider
instead.
Your system auto-
matically performs
several tests when
you power it on.
These tests check
the hardware
components and
system software.
If your system fails
the power-on
tests, here’s what
you should do…
System Fails Power-On Tests