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Reset Device
Provides several options to reset the SMD 101 if hardware or software conditions require.
See the
SMD 101 Reset Summary
NOTE: Proceed with caution. Some reset modes intentionally delete all user files,
media content, and settings from internal memory.
Figure 79.
To reset the device:
1.
Click the Advanced Configuration>Reset Device icon on the navigation bar (see
figure 63
The Reset Device page opens (see figure 79).
2.
Click the radio button for the desired reset option.
Reset Device settings to default, but retain user files and all IP settings —
1
Resets all hardware and software to default condition, but retains user files and IP
settings for communication.
Reset Device settings and delete internal user files (Retains all IP
2
settings) — Resets all hardware and software to default condition, deletes user
files stored in internal memory, and retains communication settings including the IP
address, subnet mask, gateway IP address, device name, DHCP setting, and port
mapping. This reset is recommended after updating device firmware.
Reset Device settings, delete internal user files, and reset all IP settings —
3
Resets all hardware and software to default condition including the communications
settings.
NOTE: If the control PC is connected via the Ethernet port, communications
is broken. Use the default IP address (192.168.254.254), subnet mask
(255.255.0.0), and default gateway (0.0.0.0), the front panel config port, or the
rear panel RS-232 port to reconnect.
3.
Click Apply (
4.
Depending on the reset option chosen, either refresh the browser page to reconnect to
the SMD 101 or enter the default IP address into the browser.
Reboot Now
If conditions exist that cause to the device to stop responding to other software commands
or to front panel button presses, click Reboot Now (
process is unrelated to the reset options and no changes are made to settings or files on
the unit.
on page 136 for a comparison of the reset modes.
Device Reset, Reset Options
on page 66).
). The reset process begins.
5
) to force a reboot. The reboot
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