Universal Devices ISY-994i Series, User Manual

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23.13.5 Retrieving ISY's MAC Address
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Versions 2.6.1 and above: Go to http://your.isy.ip.address/desc
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Versions 2.6 and below: Go to http://your.isy.ip.address:port/0/d
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Look for <UDN> (e.g. <UDN>uuid:00:03:f4:02:af:74</UDN>)
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The MAC Address is the what follows "uuid:" and before the </UDN> (e.g.
00:03:f4:02:af:74)
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Early ISY's will have a MAC address which begins with the segments 00:03; these
MAC addresses are from NetBurner.
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Newer ISY's will have a MAC address which begins with the segments 00:21:B9,
which is the Universal Devices, Inc. ID.
23.14 Resetting Your ISY
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23.14.1 Reboot
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If ISY is online, you can use Admin Console | Configuration | System and click on the
Reboot button
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If ISY is not online:
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Press the reset button inside the little hole on the front of the unit
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Or, unplug power and plug back in
23.14.2 Reset Username and Password to Defaults
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Use a sharp object to push and hold in the Reset Button till the RX, TX, Mem, Error
lights start blinking (every second)
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Continue holding for another 5 seconds till the RX, TX, Mem, Error lights turn on/off
consecutively (RX -> Tx -> Mem -> Error)
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Release
23.14.3 Factory Reset
There are only a very few reasons for performing a Factory Reset:
• Corrupted File system (blinking ERR light)
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Also instead of a factory reset another option for corrupt file systems issues
is in section 23.15 Replacing/Reformatting a SD Card
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To start fresh ... i.e. if you are going to restore your old backup on the same ISY, then
in all likelihood factory reset is NOT going to fix anything
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