Examples of shutdown settings

The following examples demonstrate some common scenarios that you can implement with the Shutdown Set feature of the System Startup / Shutdown Settings window.

System available during the night

To have both the computer and analyzer available for night emergencies, use the following.

System p.s.	Power OFF check box is cleared (no check mark).
System	Select Not do.
PRIME	Select None.
WASH1	Do check box is cleared (no check mark).
WASH2	Do check box is selected (check mark present).
WASH3	Do check box is cleared (no check mark).

Automatic startup from the Sleep state

In the Sleep state, the Power Panel Operate/Standby switch (1) remains set to OPERATE. However, electrical power is supplied only to the necessary components, and the Power indicator (2) is off.

To place system in the SLEEP state, use the following:

System p.s.	Power OFF check box is selected (check mark present).
System	Select System end.
PRIME	Select None.
WASH1	Do check box is cleared (no check mark).
WASH2	Do check box is selected (check mark present).
WASH3	Do check box is cleared (no check mark).

Automatic startup with analyzer power kept ON

To keep analyzer power on until the automatic start up, use the following:

System p.s.	Power OFF check box is cleared (no check mark).
System	Select Not do. See first Note.
PRIME	Select None.
WASH1	Do check box is cleared (no check mark).
WASH2	Do check box is selected (check mark present).
WASH3	Do check box is cleared (no check mark).

NOTE

If System is set to Not do, you must select System end in the System list before the automatic startup setting time occurs. Otherwise, the automatic startup does not occur.

In this case, you cannot shut down Windows even if you select Shutdown on the [ADVIA] Startup window. Additionally, the CRT screen saver does not operate.