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4.
If a backup has been saved earlier, the date and time of the backup file will be
displayed.
5.
Click on the ‘Restore’ button to continue.
6.
Click ‘OK’
7.
Wait until the e-Centre has been rebooted. This might take a few minutes.
8.0 Reset your e-Centre 2 to factory defaults
If problems have occurred during the installation or use of the e-Centre 2, you might
need to reset the e-Centre 2 back to the factory settings to start over again. You can
do this by following these steps.
1.
Make sure that the e-Centre 2 is connected to your network with a network cable
2.
Make sure that the power adapter is connected and the e-Centre 2 is on.
3.
Start-up your computer.
4.
Open a web browser like Firefox, Chrome or Internet Explorer.
5.
Empty the address bar and go to
http://ecentre/
or open the IP address of the e-
Centre 2.
6.
Click on the Settings link on the bottom of the page.
7.
Click on the Reset button on the page.
8.
Click OK to continue.
9.
The e-Centre 2 is now reset to factory settings. Note that this might take a few
minutes, and the e-Centre 2 will reboot automatically.
10. Once the home screen is visible again, the procedure is finished.
Note! You might need to remove (exclude) all Z-wave products first before you can
add (include) them again to the e-Centre 2.
9.0 Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
I cannot open the local webpage of the e-Centre 2 using http://ecentre
A:
Check the following:
•
Check if the network cable is connected to both your network (modem
or router) and your e-Centre 2.
•
Check if both your network (modem or router) and your e-Centre 2 are
powered. If so, you should see a blinking network light on your modem
or router
•
Check if your e-Centre 2 has received an IP address. Touch the
Settings button on the home screen, touch the View button of Network
Information.
Alternatively you can open the webpage of the e-Centre using the
mentioned IP address. For example, if the mention IP address is
192.168.1.30, you can enter “http://192.168.1.30” in the address bar of
your browser.
•
Check if your computer is connected to the same network (wired or
wireless)
