Turning On The Power By Using A Lan - Hitachi HF-W2000 58 Instruction Manual

2. OPERATION

2.7.2 Turning on the power by using a LAN

1. Plug the power cord into an outlet, and then turn on the main power. The standby lamp (STBY) lights.
2. Send a Magic Packet
receives a Magic Packet
You must turn on the standby lamp (STBY) to start the equipment via the LAN (that is, by using WOL). If you start
the equipment and you want to use WOL again at the next startup, perform the shutdown process when turning the
power off.
The built-in LAN adapter of the equipment is compliant with WfM 2.0
#2
technology . Because of this, the equipment power can be turned on when a special data packet called a Magic
TM #2
Packet frame is received by the built-in LAN adapter.
The equipment does not come with a program for transmitting Magic Packet
available program to transmit Magic Packet
#1: Wired for Management (WfM) is a guideline regarding the hardware specifications proposed by Intel
Corporation for managing PCs on a network.
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#2: Magic Packet
PC over a network from a remote device.
NOTE
• When you transmit a Magic Packet
the equipment. (For information about the location of the connector, see 1.5 Name and Function of Each Part.)
You cannot use WOL if you send a Magic Packet
• If you turn off the power by pressing and holding the power switch for at least four seconds, you cannot turn the
power on by using WOL the next time that you turn the power on. When you turn off the power by pressing and
holding the power switch for at least four seconds, turn on the equipment by pressing the power switch, and
then perform the shutdown process to turn off the power again.
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frame to the built-in LAN adapter of the equipment. When the built-in LAN adapter
TM
frame, the equipment power turns on.
TM
technology has been developed by Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., and can be used to start a
TM
frame to the equipment, transmit the frame to the built-in LAN adapter of
#1
frames.
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frame to an optional LAN adapter.
2-8
to support the Magic Packet
TM
frames. Use a commercially
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