HP Workstation zx2000 HP Workstation zx2000 Getting Started Guide - Page 15

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Setting Up and Using Your System starting and stopping your system The zx2000 workstations come in several different configurations. Please pay careful attention to the directions below and choose the options that match the OS and packaging that you purchased. starting your system To start your system: 1. Turn on the monitor before you start your system. 2. Press the power button on the front panel. The system starts. During system startup, the display may remain blank for up to one minute. This is normal. The following should occur: ❏ Power LED turns on ❏ System LED blinks on and off ❏ Diagnostic LEDs 1-4 create scrolling pattern 3. If you are prompted for a password, type it and press Enter. The password prompt displays only if you have set a password in the EFI Boot Manager program. (See "Using the Security/Password Menu" on page 21.) Getting Started Guide 1-9

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Getting Started Guide
1–9
Setting Up and Using Your System
starting and stopping your system
The zx2000 workstations come in several different configurations.
Please pay careful attention to the directions below and choose the
options that match the OS and packaging that you purchased.
starting your system
To start your system:
1. Turn on the monitor before you start your system.
2. Press the power button on the front panel. The system starts.
During system startup, the display may remain blank for up to
one minute. This is normal. The following should occur:
❏
Power LED turns on
❏
System LED blinks on and off
❏
Diagnostic LEDs 1-4 create scrolling pattern
3. If you are prompted for a password, type it and press
Enter
.
The password prompt displays only if you have set a password in
the EFI Boot Manager program. (See “Using the
Security/Password Menu” on page 21.)