Grass Valley K2 Dyno v.1.6 - Manual (Page 42)

42 K2 Dyno Controller User Manual 15 April 2010
Chapter 2 Starting Up and Shutting Down
• The number of the other K2 Dyno Controller(s) joining the session is displayed.
• If you touch CONTINUE SESSION , only the K2 Dyno Controller you are
operating shuts down, while the session currently in use continues.
• If you touch CLOSE SESSION , the session currently in use closes, while all of
the K2 Dyno Controllers joining the session are shut down.
5. Touch QUIT .
NOTE: If you want to shut down the K2 Dyno Controller at the startup screen, press
the
Shift button and then touch SHUTDOWN . Then, in the Select Shutdown Mode
screen, touch SHUTDOWN .
Switching to the Windows OS (maintenance mode)
When you want to use the Windows OS, such as for adjusting the clock or setting the
IP address, exit the K2 Dyno Client software to switch to the Windows OS.
1. At the startup screen, press the Shift button and then touch SHUTDOWN .
2. Touch MAINTENANCE MODE .
• The K2 Dyno Client software is closed, and the Windows OS desktop is
displayed after a restart.
• If you want to start up the K2 Dyno Client software after using the Windows OS,
perform a normal shut down operation as with the Windows OS. A message
asking you whether or not you want to return to the K2 Dyno mode appears. If
you choose YES, the K2 Dyno Client software is started after a restart.
• If you want to shut down the K2 Dyno Controller after using the Windows OS,
perform a normal shut down operation as with the Windows OS. A message
asking you whether or not you want to return to the K2 Dyno mode appears. If
you choose NO, the K2 Dyno Controller is shut down.
At the next startup, the K2 Dyno Client software will not be started and the
Windows OS desktop appears to continue the maintenance mode.