English Required Clearance Secure the installation space, and set up on a horizontal area which is wider than the product. Leave a space of 5 cm (2 inches) or more from the wall when setting it up near a wall. Powering On/Off the SR-610 CAUTION: Continuous operation cannot be recommended because it shortens the life of the product. When you must operate it continuously, stop the turning of the hard disk motor during the idle time by referring to the SR-610 Technical Reference Guide. Main Power Switch When using this product for the first time, turn on the main power switch. The main power switch is located under the rear cover. (See B 20 .) 1.
Pull the lower part of the rear cover as shown in Illustration E and remove it. 2. Turn on the main power switch. The “ O “ engraved on the case means Power OFF, and “ | ” means Power ON. The main power switch should usually be kept on. Turn off the unit’s main power switch only when attaching peripherals, before transporting it, when it will not be used for an extended period of time. See Illustration F . 3. Attach the rear cover, reversing order of the steps for removal. Front Power Switch Open the switch cover and press the front power switch to turn it on. To turn it off, press the front power switch while the SR-610 is in operation. See Illustration G .
You can also power on the SR-610 through the network. The operation system of the SR-610 has a standby mode. The system can be set so that the standby mode can be turned on and off with the front power switch. If you power off the unit, wait more than 10 seconds before you power it on again. Note: Assign the functions to the front power switch through the operating system or BIOS. Be sure that the power switch of the customer display is always set to on. Forced Termination If you cannot power off the SR-610 using applications or the operation system, you can execute forced termination as a last resort.
Keep pressing the front power switch for approximately 4 seconds until the SR-610 is powered off. Be careful; when forced termination is executed, all unsaved data is lost. SR-610 User’s Manual 7