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Gaston

Martin Buehler a icrit :

> at least with win nt4, you have an entry in the registry (sorry, i don't
> remember which one), where you can disable the atx power down feature on
> shutdown. so the pc is still powered after shutdown. then you can
> disconnect and reconnect power, and the pc will boot again, without
> pressing power button. i use this for a pc that is controlled from a
> central switchboard, when operation is required.
> tino
>
> Jim Main <jim.main@MAINTECH.CO.UK>
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> 19.06.02 18:04
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>         An:     PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
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>         Thema:  [EE]: Cycling power remotely on an ATX PC
>
> I have an application at a remote site where I send data over a WAN to a
> PC,
> which then talks to a PIC interface controlling various bits of equipment.
>
> Since PC's occasionally crash, I've put in a telephone-operated switch on
> the power feed to the PC.
>
> Problem is, I've just realised that cycling the power in this way means
> the
> PC won't boot up (since the front power button needs to be cycled after a
> mains reset).
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> I'm thinking maybe of another pic that delays a bit then closes a relay
> contact across the power jumper on the motherboard....
>
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