2 - Basic operational concepts : Shutting down the DM-3200
Shutting down the DM-3200
IMPORTANT CAUTION!!! Data associated with 2 While holding down the key, press the ALT key
projects (automation, library entries, etc.) is not auto-of the number keypad.
matically stored on the card. If you turn off the DM-
3200 without having shut down the DM-3200 properly,
YOU MAY LOSE ALL YOUR DATA NOT STORED TO A
PROJECT SINCE THE LAST SAVE!
As when you work with computers, we strongly recom-
mend that you save your project data to card frequently
to avoid any possible data loss.
How to shut down the DM-3200 In order to
shut down the DM-3200:
1 Press and hold the SHIFT and CTRL keys (left
side of the surface-GLOBAL section).
Figure 2.19: Shutting down the DM-3200
3 A popup message (Figure 2.19, Shutting down
the DM-3200)appears. Press ENTER to con-
tinue with the shutdown, or any of the cursor
keys to cancel the operation.
4 When the all the data associated with the
project has been saved, the screen shows an
appropriate message. Use the switch on the
rear panel to turn off the DM-3200.
Alternatively, to reboot the DM-3200 without
turning it off and on again, use the ALT +
STOP + PLAY key combination.
Starting up the DM-3200
When you power down the DM-3200 after working power it up with the project CF card installed, the
on a project, the project is automatically loaded, if screen shows a message warning you:
the CF card containing that project is inserted (a mes-
sage appears on screen at the completion of the
project load).
See ?About projects and libraries? on page 26 for
more details about how the DM-3200 uses projects
and libraries to manage and store data.
If the CF card is not inserted, or if a different (or
unformatted) CF card has been inserted, an appropri-
ate message is displayed (asking if you want to for-
mat a blank card, for example).
If you do not shut down the DM-3200 as described
above before powering it down, when you next
Figure 2.20: Powering up the DM-3200 with no previous
shutdown
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