Restoring Atrust Client Setup Settings - NEC Express5800 Series User Manual

Chapter 6 System Administration
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Restoring Atrust Client Setup Settings

Reset Mode enables you to restore settings under Atrust Client Setup to the factory defaults. Additionally, it also releases
a managed US320f from the management of Atrust Device Manager, a management console developed by Atrust for
remote and mass client management.
You can perform Reset Mode locally through NEC Thin Client Menu.
To reset Atrust Client Setup settings, do the following:
1. Restart your US320f.
2. During the POST (Power-On Self-Test) period, press <Esc> key on the keyboard to enter NEC Thin Client Menu.
Normal boot
Reset Mode
Firmware Update
Reboot
Shutdown
Note If your US320f is subject to management by a specified Atrust Device Manager, it cannot be
managed from another Atrust Device Manager. If your server environment or other settings have
been changed and you want to release your US320f from being managed by Atrust Device Manager,
use Reset Mode on the NEC Thin Client Menu or Atrust Device Manager. For detailed information,
refer to the user's guide of Atrust Device Manager.
Note Five options are available on NEC Thin Client Menu: Normal boot, Reset Mode, Firmware Update,
Reboot, and Shutdown. See the table below for the description of each option:
Menu option
Powers up your US320f as the normal startup procedure.
Resets Atrust Client Setup settings and remote management status for your US320f.
Updates firmware for your US320f through the network.
Restarts your US320f.
Powers off your US320f.
Note To perform Firmware Update, an Atrust Device Manager (ADM) server is required. Connect US320f
to ADM via the network and use the firmware image stored on ADM to update the thin client. For
detailed information, refer to the user's guide of Atrust Device Manager.
Express5800/US320f User's Guide
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