Engineering "Eng" Button; Full Reset Button - Clear-Com ECLIPSE MEDIAN MATRIX Instruction Manual

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of the currently active configuration (either 1, 2, 3, or 4) appears in the
dot-matrix display.
Each time you subsequently tap the button, the next configuration
number in the series appears in the dot-matrix display. The numbers
cycle forward until all of the choices have been displayed, then start
again at "1."
When a non-active configuration's number appears in the display, it
flashes to indicate its non-active status. When an active configuration's
number (either 1,2, 3, or 4) appears in the display, it illuminates solidly
(without flashing) to indicate that it is the active configuration.
To select one of the four configurations from the CPU card:
1. Repeatedly press the CONFIG button until the desired
configuration's number (1,2,3, or 4) appears in the display.
2. When the desired number appears, press and hold the CONFIG
button until the display stops flashing. This should take about three
seconds.
The selected configuration then becomes the system's active
operational configuration.

ENGINEERING "ENG" BUTTON

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This button is used to reset the system to the default IP addresses.

FULL RESET BUTTON

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When you perform a full reset, all cards in the matrix reset regardless
of any system preferences in the program software and non-volatile
memory is cleared.
To perform a full reset:
1. Press and hold the card's lower RESET button (the "full reset"
button).
2. Simultaneously press and release the card's upper RESET button.
3. Continue holding the card's lower RESET button for two seconds.
The card performs a full reset.
The same configuration that was active before you reset the system
will be active after you reset it.
When the cards and connected audio devices reset, they momentarily
stop their current activity and restart. During this process configuration
information is downloaded to the cards and remote audio devices from
the CPU card's non-volatile RAM.
Note: Under normal operating conditions it is not necessary to
perform a full reset. Technical personnel might perform a
full reset if they believe that the CPU card is operating
incorrectly as a result of corruption of the microprocessor's
internal data or instruction sequence.
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