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RECOVERY MODE - MAINTENANCE
Recovery Mode allows retrieving the gateway operating system in case of technical problems, e.g. when the Configuration Interface is not
reachable after update.
Using Recovery Mode you can repair the system or restore the default configuration (to its initial state).
The gateway maintains two copies of the system (System A and B) to ensure safety of your data during the firmware update.
Updating system is always performed on the inactive system, then the gateway switches to it, thus maintaining copy of your data from
before the update.
In case of any problems, you can switch back to it.
58.1 - Entering Recovery Mode
Using buttons on the cover:
1. Press and hold the
button for 15s, release when all indicators blink red at once.
2.
Press and hold the
button, release when indicators start to blink a sequence from left to right.
3. When
indicator turns red, open the Recovery Interface in your Internet browser, as you would normally open
the Configuration Interface.
58.2 - Using Configuration Interface:
1. Open the Configuration Interface.
2.
In top right corner click
3.
Choose
Recovery Mode from the menu.
4.
Confirm.
5.
Wait for the system to reboot,
6.
Refresh the browser tab.
58.3 - Auto-repairing system
In case of problems after updating your system, you can quickly repair it by using auto-repair. It will switch to copy of your system from
before the last system update.
1. Enter the Recovery Mode.
2.
Click Auto-repair.
3. Confirm.
58.4 - Switching between systems
You can switch between system A and B at any moment using the Recovery Mode, e.g. when current system encounters a problem.
1. Enter the Recovery Mode.
2.
Click Switch to System A/B.
3. Choose if you want to restore Latest version or use Local file.
3. Confirm.
.
indicator will turn red.
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