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Basic Operations
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BASIC OPERATIONS
This section introduces the Image Server’s Graphic User Interface. If you’d like to skip ahead to
learn how to record a clip, go to page 34. Skip to page 36 to learn about playing a clip.
360 Systems has designed the On-Screen graphic user interface as a convenient way to manage
server operations. With it, you can control basic operations such as recording and playout. You
may also setup video and audio formats, assign remote control channels to video ports, and set up
many other aspects of the machine.
On-Screen software is pre-installed on the Image Server. It is also provided on the Image Server
software installation CD-ROM. Reinstalling the Image Server system software will also reinstall the
On-Screen program.
The On-Screen interface can be run when a keyboard, mouse, and monitor are connected to the
Image Server rear panel. Connect these devices to the Image Server only when power is turned
OFF.
The Image Server Desktop
The Image Server desktop is similar to many computer system graphic interfaces. There is a task
bar and start menu at the bottom of the screen. The Image Server desktop is always running while
the machine is on. Use the Start menu button to launch applications, manage the system, or to
shutdown the server.
Launching the On-Screen Program
The On-Screen program starts automatically during boot up. If On-Screen has been closed,
click
Start
, then
Image Server GUI
to re-launch the On-Screen program.
The On-Screen program will appear and fill the screen. The window can then be moved,
minimized, or closed, as desired.
Shutting Down Image Server
Click
Start
, then
System
, then either
Halt Image Server
to begin an orderly shutdown, or
Reboot Image Server
to do an orderly shutdown and Restart.
Alternatively, momentarily pressing the front panel power button will cause the system to begin
an orderly shutdown. Image Server will acknowledge the button press with an audible beep
and the front panel lights will begin to flash together. Any operation in progress will be halted,
and any unsaved work will be lost.
In the event that the system has stopped responding to commands and will not reset by
pressing the front panel button (no beep is heard), press and hold the button for about 4