Testing Procedures - 23
iPod mini
5. Let the iPod play for 15 minutes, then check the status of the iPod:
• If the iPod is still playing music, then recheck the iPod again at 6.5 or 14.5 hours,
depending on the required test.
6. If the iPod is still playing music when checked again at the specified time, the battery
is OK, and passes the test.
7. If the iPod stops playing because the battery depleted, then reject the iPod for short
battery life.
Restore to Shipping Configuration
This step removes all the music and data on the iPod and restores it to the manufacturing
configuration.
Refer to the Restore iPod Software procedures described earlier, to perform the following:
1. Launch the latest release of iPod Updater on the computer. Wait until you see the
message “Plug in an iPod to update it.”
Note: You do not need to Reset or put the iPod into Disk Mode.
2. Quit iTunes if it is open.
3. Connect the iPod to the computer with the FireWire cable. The iPod screen changes to
a “Do not disconnect” screen,” and the iPod Updater window displays the iPod name,
serial number, software version, capacity, and the Restore button is available.
4. Click Restore. Click Restore again, when it asks you if you are sure.
5. Enter your name and password in the Authenticate screen.
A progress bar appears.
6. When the progress bar completes, the message “Your iPod has been restored..., and
is restarting.” appears.
7. The iPod screen will display the Apple and, in a moment, a progress bar will begin.
8. Wait until the iPod Updater window displays the iPod name and serial number screen,
then quit the iPod Updater. The iPod has been Restored.
9. Open iTunes if it didn’t launch automatically.
Note: If iTunes was already open, quit and re-launch it.
10. The iPod Setup Assistant window will be displayed.
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