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Control
Unit
Power
Printer
Power
Figure 22. Power control panel
Printer 1 has two sets of power controls. One set is for the control unit frame
(labeled Control Unit Power). The other set is for the printer attached to the
control unit frame (labeled Printer Power).
Printer 2 also has two sets of power controls. One set is for the control unit frame
(also labeled Control Unit Power). The other set is for the printer attached to the
control unit frame (also labeled Printer Power).
The following switches are provided for each element in the system (the Printer 1
frame, the Printer 2 frame, and the control unit frames):
v A Local/Remote switch
v A Power On switch
v A Power Off if in Local switch
These switches allow many combinations of local/remote power control and
power on/off control. Each power control panel in the system also contains a Unit
Emergency switch.
Attention: The Unit Emergency switch lets you turn off all power to the system
in the case of an emergency. Do not use Unit Emergency Power Off switch to
power off the system unless you have an emergency. Doing so can cause loss of
data and hardware problems in the control unit attached to Printer 2.
About the local and remote power controls
You can press the Remote and Local switches on the power control panel to
change power control from local to remote at any time. Local power control means
that you can turn power on and off using the switches on the power control panel.
Remote power control means that you turn power on and off from another source,
as shown in the following table.
Table 5. Remote power control
Element
Printer 2 Control Unit Power
Printer 1 Power
Printer 1 Control Unit Power
Printer 2 Power
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Operating the InfoPrint 4100
Remote
Power
On
Local
Remote
Power
On
Local
Host System Console
Printer 1 Control Unit
Printer 2 Control Unit
Printer 2 Control Unit
Unit
Power Off
Emergency
If In Local
I
Power Off
O
If In Local
Remote Power Controlled From:
Power Enable
Power Off
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