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Info T no.: 1088
Date: 02-07-2013
Subject: Hibernate Issue on platform 900-based products
Involved products
Part no. Description Revision
K9301632A MDCC-6230 ≤ 04.00
K9300520B MDMG-5221 ≤ 06.00
K9301500B MDCG-5121 ≤ 06.00
K9300323A MDNC-3321 ≤ 01.01
K9301366A MDCG-3221 00.00
- The issue occurs only when used in combination with a navigation display (such as
MDRC, Dell, HP….) that has a different resolution (i.e. 1600x1200)
- The issue occurs only when the displays are connected to the QAWeb Server
- The issue occurs only with displays with a platform900 board with Green functionality
enabled
Urgency
When the issue occurs at a customer site.
Problem
Due to a firmware issue on the platform 900 interface board, displays supporting the
Hibernate function (also known as deep sleep) may cause windows to be repositioned or
resized when returning from hibernate mode. The reason is that windows is not able to
detect the correct display parameters of the display after the display returns from a low-
power state and it reverts back to the parameters of the navigation display (which will
return from low-power state faster).
Solution
Currently affected displays are shipped with the Hibernate setting switched off in the OSD of
the display. However, when connecting to the QAWeb Server, a default policy will enable
this Hibernate setting automatically (every day). This does not happen when using only a
local QAWeb Agent.