Xerox Splash RPX-iii 700, Руководство по устранению неисправностей

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ROUBLESHOOTING
This chapter provides troubleshooting guidelines and explains some common problems you
may encounter.
Follow the procedures in Getting Started for connecting the EFI Splash RPX-iii, installing
Splash RPX-iii Server Software, and configuring network settings. Perform these tasks in the
order in which they appear in
Getting Started .
If you follow the procedures in the correct order and still encounter problems, see the
following sections.
RPX-iii Macintosh computer
The following table lists some of the problems you may encounter with the computer on
which the Splash RPX-iii Server Software is installed.
If this happens Try this
The RPX-iii Macintosh computer
is installed and connected, but
does not start when the power
button is pressed. • Properly connect the RPX-iii Macintosh computer power cables to live, grounded AC outlets.
• Consult other Macintosh documentation or contact your Apple service/support center.
The RPX-iii Macintosh computer
starts with the start-up tone, but
no image appears on
the monitor.
• Connect the monitor power cable to a live, grounded AC outlet.
• Connect both ends of the monitor cable.
• Turn on the monitor.
• Adjust the brightness and contrast settings.
• The monitor may be faulty. If a different Mac OS-compatible monitor is available, substitute it.
The RPX-iii Macintosh computer
starts, but the keyboard and/or
mouse do not work. • Connect the keyboard and secure all cable connections. If a different Mac OS-compatible
keyboard and cable are available, substitute them if securing the connections does not resolve the
problem.
• Connect the mouse to the keyboard. If a different Mac OS-compatible mouse is available,
substitute it for the mouse.
The optical drive is not
responding.
• If a disk is in the drive, wait one minute to make sure that the drive is not busy reading the disk.
• Press the Eject button on the keyboard.
• If the problem persists, navigate to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility, select the disk icon,
and then click the Eject button near the top of the Disk Utility window.
• Check the cable connections to the drive.