Sony NSP-1, Service Manual

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NSP-1
Red Hat Linux release 8.0 (Psyche)
Kernel 2.4.20-28.8-nsp1-1 on an i686
Nsp login:
****
Password:
*******
Last login: Wed Jan 1 09:02:53 on tty1
[root@Nsp root]# cd /usr/htdocs/sys/maintain/setup
[root@Nsp setup]# ls
nsp-1_setup-yymmdd_hhmmss.xml
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.
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nsp-1_setup-yymmdd_hhmmss.xml
nsp-1_setup-default.xml
nsp-1_setup.xml
[root@Nsp setup]# cp nsp-1_setup-yymmdd_hhmmss.xml nsp-1_setup.xml
cp: overwrite nsp-1_setup.xml'? y
[root@Nsp setup]# cd /usr/nsp1/nsp1settings
[root@Nsp nsp1settings]# sh ./nsp1_reflect_settings.sh
[root@Nsp nsp1settings]# exit
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Procedure
1. Input the current directory changing command “cd /usr/htdocs/sys/maintain/setup”, and press the
Enter key.
2. Input the content display command of the directory “ls”, and press the Enter key.
All setting files saved in the setup directory are displayed.
m
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The setting file from the past is displayed as the following.
nsp-1_setup-yymmdd_hhmmss.xml:
yymmdd_hhmmss describes yy (year)/mm (month)/dd (day)_hh (hour)/mm (minute)/ss (second).
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“nsp-1_setup-default.xml” is the factory default setting file.
3. Input the following file copy command, and press the Enter key.
cp nsp-1_setup-yymmdd_hhmmss.xml nsp-1_setup.xml
Current setting file
Past setting file of the desired date and time
n
When the factory default setting file is input to the past setting file of the desired date and time, the
unit setting is reset to the initial factory default setting.
4. When the checking message “cp: overwrite nsp-1_setup.xml’?” is displayed, input “y”, and press the
Enter key.
The current setting file is overwritten to the past setting file of the desired time and date.
5. Input the current directory changing command “cd /usr/nsp1/nsp1settings”, and press the Enter key.
6. Input command “sh ./nsp1_reflect_setting.sh”, and press the Enter key.
The overwritten setting file is reflected to the unit.
7. Input command “exit”, and press the Enter key to end the service mode.
8. Turn OFF the power of the unit, and reset the service mode selection switch (S802-4/DEC-158) to
OFF.