Restarting The Presenter 1280 Monitor; Figure 1-7 Monitor Panel - Silicon Graphics Presenter 1280 Owner's Manual

Chapter 1: Setting Up and Using the Presenter 1280 Monitor

Restarting the Presenter 1280 Monitor

Figure 1-7 Monitor Panel
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The Presenter 1280 monitor's power is controlled automatically by the
system. If you log out and leave it connected to the workstation, and if there
is no activity on it for some time, the system turns it off automatically. In this
case, there is no color on the LED. To restart Presenter 1280, move the mouse
or press a key on the keyboard. However, if Presenter 1280 has been put to
sleep with the Sleep button, the LED is flashing green. Press the Sleep button
to awaken it. (See Figure 1-6.) The LED then becomes solid green.
If the workstation is on and Presenter 1280 is disconnected, you can
reconnect it and restart it from the Monitor Panel on the CRT monitor, or by
pressing the Sleep button, without rebooting the workstation. Note that
restarting Presenter 1280 resets the backlight and color bit mode to their
original settings, that is, full backlight and 18-bit mode.
If you have no CRT monitor attached, but are on a network, you can still use
the Monitor Panel to restart Presenter 1280. From another system on the
network, log in to your system remotely, and enter
the UNIX shell prompt.
Follow these steps to restart Presenter 1280:
1. Press the Sleep button on the rear of the Presenter 1280.
2. Or open the Monitor Panel in either of the following ways:
From the Find menu in the Toolchest, choose "Control Panels," and
double-click the monpanel icon.
From a UNIX shell, enter:
monpanel
The Monitor Panel shown in Figure 1-7 appears.
3. Click the Restart Presenter button.
at
monpanel -restart