Dataton WATCHPAX 60, Руководство пользователя

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InstallatIon and operatIon 10
When the power-off sequence is complete, the fans will turn off, and the power cords may be
removed.
there are three ways to power off from WatCHoUt, as described in the “Manage display Com-
puter” section in Chapter 3: Windows, in the “dataton WatCHoUt User’s Guide.”
• Use Manage Display Computer > Power Down found in the stage main menu.
• Use the Manage Display Computer context menu when a display is selected on the stage.
• Use the Remote Access to initiate shutdown directly from the media server.
note: If you are unable to shut down via the software, you can force shutdown with the power button
as a last resort. please be aware that this may cause data loss and system corruption. to force shut-
down in this way, press and hold the power button (located on the front of the media server) for at
least 5 seconds. the light will then turn off and the power is cut.
IMportant: do not unplug power cords during power-off as this may cause data loss and system
corruption.
RESET WATCHPAX 60
there are occasions when you may want to reset a WatCHpaX 60, for example, if the unit has been
corrupted, or if it’s a rental unit and user-specific info has to be removed between rentals.
there are two levels of reset:
• reset and keep user data. this resets the operating system, display, GpU and capture settings but
retains user data, such as shows and media.
• reset to factory settings. the takes the unit all the way back to the original factory settings‚ you lose
all user data.
IMportant: a reset, regardless of level, is an advanced measure. Make sure you are fully aware of
what data you lose when you reset!
RESET AND KEEP USER DATA
this option resets the system partitions but keeps all user data such as:
• shows
• Media
• WatCHoUt settings
• startup script
- network settings
- timecode settings
driver-related settings will be reset to default factory settings such as:
• display settings
- display mode
- edId caching
• GpU settings
- edId emulation
- synchronization