Mitsubishi Electric Apricot, Руководство пользователя

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O p e r a t i n g Y o u r S y s t e m
OWNER’S HANDBOOK 2-9
number for each of the SCSI devices installed in your system. What
happens after this depends on how your Apricot has been
configured, i.e. which operating system or other software may be
installed. Check with your supplier if you need more details.
♦
S
TANDBY
- After you have instructed all network users to close their
applications down and log off the network, hold this button down
for a specific period of time before the system initiates a shutdown
sequence to Standby mode. The system will display the code
1200
on the LCD and sound a tone. Continue to hold down the S
TANDBY
button until the tone stops, at which time the shutdown sequence
begins. In Standby mode, the mains electricity supply keeps the
battery pack fully charged, but there is no DC power supplied to the
system. Use the System Management Application (SMA) to specify,
in seconds, how long you must hold down the button before the
shutdown sequence begins (see the
SMA User’s Guide ). The default is
3 seconds.
Press S
TANDBY
and C
ONTROL
simultaneously to cancel the current
shutdown sequence.
Note
It is good practice to warn anyone who may be accessing the system remotely,
i.e. using the SMA from a remote computer via the modem port, before you
press the S
TANDBY
button.
♦
C
ONTROL
- Press this button to silence alarms and clear LCD
display codes that are produced because of internal errors and power
failures (but not security alarms).
Pressing C
ONTROL
at the end of firmware initialization forces the
System Management Controller (SMC) to execute the code of the
EPROM instead of the Flash ROM, even if the version in the Flash
is newer than that of the EPROM. This allows you to boot from
EPROM if there is something wrong with the Flash code.
♦
R
ESET
- Press this button to initiate a hardware reset, but only if it is
absolutely necessary. The LCD will display 1400 . You must hold
the button down until the accompanying tone stops sounding. Use
the System Management Application (SMA) to specify how long, in
seconds, the reset tone will sound (see the
SMA User’s Guide ). The
default is 3 seconds.
Press R
ESET
and C
ONTROL
simultaneously to cancel the current
reset sequence.