Re: DS10L clock battery question - VMS
This is a discussion on Re: DS10L clock battery question - VMS ; From: JF Mezei
> Because the clock/battery are supposedly integrated into a single chip
> on the DS10 (non replaceable if I recall), it becomes hard to know where
> to stick probes in to see if power is being ...
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Re: DS10L clock battery question
From: JF Mezei
> Because the clock/battery are supposedly integrated into a single chip
> on the DS10 (non replaceable if I recall), it becomes hard to know where
> to stick probes in to see if power is being applied or not.
Oh. It's one of those. I was imagining that it had a coin cell,
like the XP1000.
SMS.
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Re: DS10L clock battery question
Slightly related question:
With a DS10L with the power switch physically pressed in, but with the
RMC having issued a "POWER OFF":
If there is a power failure, upon power returning, the unit will fully
power on and boot.
I can edit the SRM "nvram" script to change from autoboot to "halt" so
it remains at the chevron. (remember to stand back when chevron 7 is
encoded).
Anyone know if there is a way to tell the RMC to not power on the unit
when power is first applied ?
If the SHUTDOWN.COM "POWER OFF" option does not work on the DS10L, does
this mean that there is absolutely no way to power the unit off via
software ?
