iWallet Personal Cash and Credit Card Wallet, Руководство пользователя

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Soft / Hard Resetting Your iWallet
If your iWallet is not operating as expected, it may require a Soft or Hard
Reset of the microprocessor unit. Perform a Soft Reset first, if that does not
resolve the issue, continue to Hard Reset. Resetting the microprocessor is
similar to restarting a personal computer.
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Please note that resetting your iWallet’s microprocessor will not
return it to Demo Mode from User Mode, remove an enrolled fingerprint,
or otherwise unlock your iWallet.
Soft Reset
If you’re having trouble with LED’s not blinking, fingerprints not reading,
or other unexpected operation, you may need to Soft Reset the iWallet’s
microprocessor.
Hold side button until Amber LED turns on solid. This resets the
microprocessor. While resetting, the Green and Amber LEDs will blink
alternately. When resetting is complete, iWallet chirps, then returns to
normal operation.
Hard Reset
If Soft Resetting fails to restore your iWallet to normal operation, you
may need to Hard Reset your iWallet’s microprocessor.
Locate the Hard Reset switch to the right of the USB charging port.
Refer to diagram on page 3 if necessary. Use a paper clip or similar
object to momentarily depress the Hard Reset switch. While resetting,
the Green and Amber LEDs will blink alternately. After a successful
Hard Reset, iWallet will chirp and return to normal operation. Green
LED blinks and Amber LED turns off.
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If Soft and Hard Restting the iWallet’s microprocessor fail to restore
normal operation, please refer to the Basic Troubleshooting section on
page 12 for more information.
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