Intermate 100 manual Overview of Types of Resets, Activate New, Saved Settings with a Reboot

Overview of Types of Resets: Activate New, Saved Settings with a Reboot

32.Overview of Types of Resets

32.1. Activate New, Saved Settings with a Reboot

To activate any new setting, the print server must be rebooted.

Rebooting resets the information in the System Log. So you may want to print out the Main Status Pages before rebooting.

There are two kinds of normal reboots: “immediate” and “con- trolled”.

•“Reboot (immediate)” reboots the Intermate1xx immediately, terminating any current print job and. Jobs queued after a terminated job are not affected.

•“Reboot (controlled)” performs a delayed reboot. A reboot command is added to the job queue. The reboot is carried out when there are no more jobs known to the Intermate1xx.

Both types of reboot can be achieved remotely through HTTP- menu, a Telnet client or an FTP session.

When you load firmware, fonts, etc. using the IMCU, you can also use the IMCU to perform an Immediate remote reboot.

Finally, can do a hardware reboot, which is useful in certain sit- uations (for example those described in “Restore Factory Defaults: TEST Button” [page 223]). Hardware reboots are best done by powering the print server Off and On: pull out the power supply jack and put it back in. To do a hardware reboot by powering the printer Off and On requires that Power Detec- tion is enabled (“Enable Power Detection” [page 143]). It is best to wait about 10 seconds from the last saving until you power Off.

After a reboot, it takes up to 30 seconds before the print server is Ready.

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