Resetting the configuration
The CPU IP asks for an unknown admin password
This may occur if the CPU IP has been previously configured. If the existing admin password cannot be discovered, then your only recourse is to perform a factory reset.
To invoke a configuration reset by switch 1 Remove power from the CPU IP unit.
2At the rear of the CPU IP, adjacent to the power input socket, click mini switch 1 to its ON (down) position.
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Maintenance
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Configure Network
Reset Configuration
Put option switch 1 up to return to normal operation.
4Select the ‘Reset configuration’ option.
A warning screen will be displayed. Select the RESET option and press 
.
Reset Config
WARNING: Continuing will cause your existing configuration to be erased.
The unit will then reset and require
DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE?
RESET 
Cancel
The CPU IP does not display the configuration sequence
If the CPU IP has been previously configured it may not automatically display the first of the setup screens. In this case you have two options, either:
•Access the Unit, Network and Serial configuration screens separately, or
•Reset the configuration:
To invoke a configuration reset by main menu
1Using the locally connected keyboard and screen, log on as the admin user.
2 Select the ‘Configuration’ option.
Configuration
Unit Configuration
Network Configuration
Modem Configuration
Reset Configuration
Back
3Highlight the ‘Reset configuration’ option and press 
.
A warning screen will be displayed, select the RESET option and press 
.
Reset Config
WARNING: Continuing will cause your existing configuration to be erased.
The unit will then reset and require
DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE?
RESET 
Cancel
5Remove power, return the mini switch 1 to its OFF position and then re- apply power. The locally connected monitor should display the first screen of the initial configuration sequence.
4The CPU IP will reset and then display the first of the four initial configuration screens.
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