Radio Shack Telephone Interface II System Manual

CHAPTER
3:
POWER-UP/POWER-DOWN
Always turn your Built-in
Hard Disk
System
on and
off exactly as
described in this chapter. Any
change
in
the
sequences might
damage the
system
and
data.
You
can use your Built-in Hard Disk System in
two
ways:
under
hard
disk control or under
floppy
diskette control. Because
hard
disk
operation is more
efficient,
you'll probably operate
under
hard
disk
control
most
of the time.
Until
you
have
prepared your hard disk
(Chapter
4
or
5),
you must
operate under
floppy
diskette
control.
Powering
Up the System
1
.
Make sure all diskette drives are
empty
and
all
equipment is
off.
2. Turn on the
System
by
pushing
the power switch forward.
Built-in Hard Disk Drive
4,
Floppy Disk
Drive
and the
Secondary Hard Disk Drive if
present,
will
be
turned
on
automatically. Allow
1
minute warm-up
for
the hard
disk
drives.
3. Turn on any other
peripheral
equipment.
Hard Disk
Control
After
you
have initialized
your
hard
disk by storing your
operating
system on it,
the
system
will
go to Drive 4 first, and automatically
load
the operating system. You
can
then begin
using
your system.
Floppy
Diskette
Control
To
operate under floppy diskette
control
press
ffiPT)
(BREAK) during
the
ll
white-out" of the video
display. The
message
INSERT
DISKETTE is displayed to
indicate
that
you
are
operating under
floppy
diskette control.
If INSERT DISKETTE
is not displayed
or the hard disk operating
system does not
load:
•
Press the
reset button.
•
Then
press
(BED
(BREAK) .
•
Adjust the
brightness
and
contrast controls,
•
Turn off all
peripherals and then
turn off
the
System and
check all
connections.
•
See
Appendix
A,
"Error
Messages."
When INSERT
DISKETTE
is
displayed,
turn
on any peripheral
equipment.
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Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Specifications

General

Brand	Radio Shack
Model	Telephone Interface II
Category	Desktop
Language	English