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OPTIMOD-AM 9200
Troubleshooting: Security Passcode Lost (When Unit is Locked Out)
If the unit is locked out and you do not know the passcode number to access Sys-
tem Setup, you can unlock the unit and reassign your passcode by completing the
following steps:
Unless you had previously archived these presets via 9200 PC Remote, write down
A)
the settings for each customized user preset, for reference.
You can use Appendix 2: 9200 User Preset Settings Sheet on page A-11 as a
worksheet.
Unless you had previously archived these settings, write down System Settings (in-
B)
cluding modem initialization strings, if any).
You can use Appendix I: 9200 System Settings Sheet on page A-9 as a work-
sheet.
Turn off the system by unplugging the power cord.
C)
Press and hold the
D)
buttons down, power up the 9200. Keeping holding the buttons down after power
has been applied; after about three seconds, the following screen will appear:
RESTORE
NRSC
Press either
E)
RESTORE NRSC
ernment standards of your country. All user settings will be reset to their factory
defaults; these can be restored later using the information you wrote down in steps
(A) and (B) above.
If you had previously archived these setting via 9200 PC Remote, you can
easily restore them via 9200 PC Remote.
Disabling Passcode Protection
Users can disable passcode protection by entering a space character in the first
string position when creating a passcode. (See Programming a Passcode on page
A-5.) When passcode protection is disabled in this manner, front panel lockout
and access via the 9200 PC Remote software will not be allowed.
Version 3 Software
New Presets
Version 3.0 adds two presets:
and
buttons simultaneously. While holding both
Setup
Escape
RESTORE
NON-NRSC
or
RESTORE NON-NRSC
and
GREGG
PRESENCE
VERSION 3.0 SOFTWARE ADDENDUM
ESCAPE
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