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4. RESET
When a power on factor occurs, resume or reset is used to start the system.
A reset clears program execution status. Therefore, data on the RAM in work is discarded, because there is
a possibility that in the middle of writing a fi le is corrupt, you need to be careful. Resume, will return to the
program execution state before power OFF.
4-1. Resume
If the device has had its power turned off (to suspend) normally, it resumes the next time its power is
turned on. Resume, and continue the process that was running the last of the power supply is OFF.
Program execution memory in RAM, unsaved data in use, and data in data storage memory and
FlashDisk are retained.
4-2. Reset
When you press the RESET button, or you can run when you perform a soft reset function.
Running program is discontinued, after shutdown process, and then run the reboot of the OS.
Root disk (¥, ¥ Windows folder, etc.) and registry information, FlashDisk, data on the SD card will be
retained.
[Caution]
(1) If you lock the system during the reset process (when no response time is more than about 10
seconds), it will be forced to reset by skipping the shutdown process.
(2) When not restarting the body even if a RESET button is pressed, please do the following
operation."CLR" while a key and a "0" key are being pushed, a RESET button in the body back is
pressed.
4-3. Full Reset
This occurs if both Fn and CLR keys are held down at the same time and then the Reset button is
pressed for a period of one second or longer, by default, while the terminal is in operation.
Running program is discontinued, after shutdown process, and then restart the OS.
In this situation, the confi rmation message “OK to clear?” is displayed twice. Use the right trigger
key and left trigger key to confi rm. If the right trigger key is pressed in response to both times the
confi rmation message is displayed, the memory (data storage memory, and OS and program execution
memory) is cleared, and initialization is performed. However, data on FlashDisk is retained.
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