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The ‘
Restore
’ function allows this product to be returned to an earlier state without losing data.
This is useful if it is not operating correctly because of a configuration change or a problem with
an application, i.e. file loss and data corruption, but is most useful for disaster recovery if this
product fails completely.
By restoring to an earlier state (a version before it began to display problems) it may be possible
to resolve the problems caused by a serious system issue or data loss. However, the restore
function can also be used to configure another unit before it is fitted to an existing system,
reducing the repeat engineering time.
Remember
This feature is also used to apply update files as necessary.
To restore a back up file
16.
Press ‘
’ to reveal the configuration options from the left side of the screen and select
‘
Backup and restore
’ to display the site management page.
17.
Press
‘
Restore
’ to launch a browse dialog.
18.
Locate and select the required back up/update
file, and
press ‘
Open
’ to confirm the operation.
This will extract the information contained in
the
back
up
file
and
overwrite
the
configuration already existing in this product.
Note
This product ‘beeps’ steadily while the
‘Backup’ or ‘Upgrade’ files are being
loaded. A ‘fanfare’ indicates this is
complete and it automatically restarts.
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