Power Down Sequence; Software Boot Up - Euphonix Pilot Manual

Pilot boot up takes about 40 seconds. Near the end of the boot up you will see a
dialog box that asks you for a network password. If you are connected to a network,
enter your password now and click OK. If you are not on a network, press ESC on the
keyboard. The software will finish booting.
Once the Pilot has been powered on, its boot up procedure should not be
interrupted. If you need to power down the Pilot, wait until the Euphonix opening
screen graphic appears and follow the steps in the following Power Down procedure.
R-1 Application Boot up
After power on and boot up of all the R-1 system components, start the R-1
Application software by double-clicking on the R-1 Multitrack Recorder icon in the
opening screen graphic. You will see a progress bar that informs you of boot up
status. The R-1 software Multitrack Screen should appear in less than 15 seconds.
The R-1 will boot up the 1394 attached components during this time.
Audio Deck #1, then if present #2, #3, and #4.
Studio Hub
Then you will get any messages relating to the Audio Drives currently installed in
the system. If the drives are inserted into the bays where they were formatted the
bott process will continue without messages.
Finally the R-1 Application will report that it is sending Title files to the host from
the first Audio Drive (typically deck #1, disk #1).

Power Down Sequence

Please use the following steps to power down the Pilot computer:
1) If the R-1 Application is open, then close it by clicking on the "X" in the
2) From the Windows desktop, guide the cursor into the lower left hand corner
3) Left-click on the lowest item in the menu; Shut Down. A dialog will appear in
4) Click on Shut Down. Click on OK.
5) Wait until you are presented with a screen that states, It is now safe to shut
6) Press the power button on the front of the Pilot.
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upper right hand corner of the screen-based interface. Save the Title if
prompted and as desired. The R-1 Application may take a moment to close as
it is cleaning up all R-1 file management. You will then be presented with
the Windows desktop.
of the screen to the Start button. Left-click on the Start button and a menu
will appear.
the center of the screen.
down R-1 Pilot.
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