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NOTE: Make sure proper permissions are set at the server for access/creation of directories and read/write
access. Also check root directory structure at the server to identify the actual root that was created for
the files since there can be additional layers created by the server field and displayed in the path (see
Appendix section A.2 FTP, FileWeb, DataWeb Requirements/Installation for additional information).
10.13.2 Importing an OEM Default Configuration
The “Reset default configuration” button loads a predefined configuration stored in memory on the MCT. The
factory configuration is “blank” meaning it will reset all control module inputs and outputs to the FDC factory
defaults. All user and/or EOM configuration settings will be cleared which will require the user to reconfigure
the entire device for the intended application.
For OEM manufacturers, the MCT provides a means of importing a default factory configuration. If an end user
happens to make configuration changes that affect operation, or to ensure the system is configured properly to
OEM specifications while providing customer support, the OEM configuration can be stored in the MCT and will
be installed when the “Reset default configuration” button is pressed.
To import a factory default configuration, insert the USB memory device containing the desired configuration
file. Next to the “Home” icon is a hidden button. Tap the location repeatedly 10 times within a period of 4
seconds. A dialog will be shown
prompting to copy a configuration as factory defaults. When “Yes” is selected,
the open file screen will be shown. Select the desired configuration file and press the “Open” button to import
the file as factory defaults.
NOTE: Importing a factory defaults file does not affect the current configuration of the unit. This only imports
a configuration file as the factory defaults file.
Hidden Import Factory
Defaults Button