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Section 3 - Configuration
LCD Display
The LCD Display settings allow the administrator to change the time it takes for the OLED screen on the front of the
DNS-343 to power off. Click on the drop-down box below to change the time it takes for the OLED screen to power off.
Click the
Save Settings
button to apply the settings
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Section 3 - Configuration
Disk Utility
The Disk Utility allows the administrator to perform a standard Scan Disk check for errors on the hard disk, select the
volume from the drop-down menu and then click the
Scan Disk
button. Any errors found will be listed along with a
description and the available repair options.
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Status
Device Information
LAN Info
Displays the local network settings
of the DNS-343.
Device Info
Displays the workgroup, name,
description and current temperature
of the DNS-343.
Printer Info
Displays information for a connected
USB printer.
If your computer is having problems
printing to the DNS-343, you can
click the
Clear Print Queue(s)
button to remove any print jobs that
may be causing your computer to
be unable to print.
Hard Drive
Info
Displays the hard drive information,
including the disk mode, total size,
used and remaining drive space.
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Section 3 - Configuration
Connecting a UPS to the DNS-343
When a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) USB management connection is connected to the DNS-343, the Status
screen hides the printer information and displays information about the UPS connected. The screenshot below shows
the Status screen when a UPS is attached to the DNS-343.
UPS Info
Battery Charge
Status
The UPS Information screen displays
information about the UPS Manufacturer
and the Product name.
Battery Charge indicates the battery power
state of the UPS (not all UPS units support
this function)
The Status field will display one of the three
messages below:
1.
OL:
This indicates that the UPS is
online.
2.
OB:
This indicates that the UPS is
running on battery, meaning that there
has been a power failure. The DNS-343
is consuming the battery power of the
UPS and any data should be saved
immediately to prevent any work being
lost.
3.
LB:
This indicates that the UPS has low
battery power.
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Section 3 - Configuration
Support
The DNS-343 Support page provides a menu of Support topics explaining the features of the device.
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