Grass Valley T2 Classic iDDR SP2 User Manual

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T2 Maintenance Manual

June 11, 2010

Chapter 2 Maintenance Procedures

NOTE: A recovery does not initialize the contents of the data drive (V: drive). If you

want to initialize the data drive, refer to

"Initializing the data" on page 30

CAUTION: Do not connect any external storage device via USB or IEEE 1394

when restoring to the factory default condition.

CAUTION: A recovery will initialize all of the data below. You should back up your

data to an external storage device beforehand as necessary.

- Database
- Config settings
- Logs (the operation log, Windows OS internal event log, database log, and

Dr. Watson message log)

1. Turn the T2 on.

• Turn on the power switch of the front panel.

NOTE: For the T2 RAID and T2 SSD model, confirm that no removal media drive

is inserted in the lower 2.5 inch removable drive bay.

2. Set your T2 Series Recovery Software DVD into the DVD drive.

3. Restart the T2 and press [F10] on the keyboard a few times when POST screen is

displayed.

• If you are restarting your system from the maintenance mode, refer to

• If you are restarting your system from the normal mode, refer to

• The Boot Menu appears.

4. Select "2. PCI BEV: XX:XX-0 ATAPI XXXXXXX" using the [I] or [J] key, and

then press the [Enter] key.

5. When you see "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD." message, press any key

and then press the [Enter] key.

6. When "About Symantec Ghost" screen is displayed, click

7. Click

Local

, and then click

Disk

From Image

• The Image file name to restore from screen appears.

8. Choose the drive "E:[CD_ROM] CD Rom/DVD drive" that contains the recovery

image.

9. Select a GHO format file located directly under the E drive, and then click

Open

• "Select local destination drive by clicking on the drive number" screen appears.

10. Select "XXXXX --- 02", and then click

• "Destination Drive Details" screen appears.

11. Click "New Size" for the C: drive and enter the same value as in "Old Size" for the

C: drive.