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Chapter 6 Reset to Factory Defaults
This chapter describes how to reset the NVS-30 device using the Reset button
located on the device’s rear panel. At times you may want to reset current NVS-30
settings to factory defaults, please follow the steps outlined below to perform
factory reset.
1.
Use a paper clip to press and hold the Reset button on the rear panel for at least
5 seconds.
2.
The device begins a power-up sequence during which all LEDs illuminate.
3.
The device is ready when all LEDs turn off except the Power, Stream, Record,
and USB port 1 LEDs.
When resetting the NVS-30 using this method, the following device settings will be
reset to factory defaults.
•
Device’s login credentials reset to admin.
•
The device network setting reset to DHCP mode.
Note: You may switch the device to Static IP mode after performing a factory reset
or a simple device reboot, see “Default Static IP”
section in Chapter 3.
You can also use a factory reset to load pre-configured NVS-30 settings from a
configuration file. For more information, see
“
Automatic configuration
”
in Chapter 4.
6.1
Device Reboot
The Reset button also allows you to perform device reboot. Perform the following to
reboot the device.
1.
Use a paper clip to press the recessed pinhole
Reset
button on the rear panel.
2.
The device begins a power-up sequence during which all LEDs illuminate.
3.
The device is ready when two or more of the recording destination LEDs (USB
port 1, USB port 2, SD Card) turn off, depending on your settings.
4.
Open the Datavideo Utility Software, and select the NVS-30 device you wish to
reboot, and then click
Reboot Selected
.
Note: When performing a device reboot, all current settings are kept, including the
IP setting (DHCP or Static IP) that was set prior to the reboot, and only logged
errors are cleared.
If you have a USB device connected to the NVS-30 USB port 2, the current device’s IP
address and status will be saved to the USB device as a text file. This is a convenient
way to find the device’s IP address.