Quantum Ultra Series Videowall Processing Systems • Operation
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2.
On the
Reset
Device
window, select the radio button for the type of reset desired:
•
Reset
Device
Settings
(Retain
TCP/IP
Settings
and
Image
Files)
—
Resets the Quantum Ultra to its factory default settings while keeping the IP
addresses and other settings that have been entered, plus any image files that
have been uploaded. This is the default.
•
Reset
Device
Settings
and
Delete
All
Files
(Retain
TCP/IP
Settings)
— Resets the unit to factory defaults and keeps IP address
information. All uploaded image files are deleted and the default image files are
restored. This is the “absolute system reset.”
•
Reset
All
Settings
and
Delete
All
Files
— Resets the unit to factory
defaults. All user-uploaded image files are deleted, IP settings are reset to default,
and the default image files are restored.
NOTE:
The factory configured passwords for all accounts on this device have
been set to the device serial number. In the event of an absolute system
reset, the passwords convert to the default, which is
extron
.
3.
Click the
Reset
,
on the previous page). The following
prompt appears:
Figure 62.
Reset Confirmation Prompt
4.
Click
OK
. The unit reboots and resets.
Service Mode
In service mode, you can access the Quantum Ultra Series
C:
and
D:
drives as well as the
operating system Control Panel. To enter service mode:
1.
On the Quantum Ultra
Control
Panel
main window, click
Service
Mode
(see
on page 51). A prompt window opens with the following message:
Write
protection
is
enabled
and
changes
will
not
be
saved
after
device
is
rebooted
or
power
cycled.
The
device
must
restart
to
allow
changes
to
be
made.
Do
you
want
to
restart
now
to
make
changes
or
view
settings
only?
2.
To enter service mode and change settings, click the
Restart
button on the prompt
to reboot the unit and disable write protection,
or
Click
View
Only
to view the current settings without making any changes to them.
The unit displays the settings, but does
not
disable write protection.
3.
Follow the directions on any subsequent screens.
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