Jack PC Hardware User Manual - Training Department
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7.2Reseting the Jack-PC to Factory Default Settings (RFD)
In some cases it is recommended to perform RFD procedure to regain control of the device:
∙If device becomes unstable and you want to recover it
∙If device settings are not matching available display and as a result no video is visible
∙If device settings do not enable normal keyboard/mouse interaction
Jack PC should be booted in Safe Mode state in order to reset the device to the factory- defaults or in order to upgrade the device’s firmware.
Note: You will need a paper clip in order to press the RFD button (marked on the unit with explanation mark). The device should be connected to a monitor, and a mouse, and the device should be powered (by PoE or an external power supply).
Follow these steps to boot the device in to Safe Mode and to reset it to the
∙Check the device is ON (Power/Fail LED should be steady green).
∙Use a paper clip (or similar tool) and press and hold the RFD Button and at the same time press the
∙Wait few seconds until the Power/Fail LED will blink green and change to orange and couple of seconds later to red only then release the RFD button.
∙The device should be now static, with only the Power/Fail LED lighting in red, you should not proceed to the next step it the Power/Fail LED is not steady red.
∙Now, press the RFD button for one (1) more second and release it, and (the Power/Fail LED would turn green) and immediately press and hold it again (like doing a double click) - keep holding until the progress bar displayed on the monitor (the
∙When a hardware reset is initiated as described above, the device has now boot into
∙In order to reset the device to factory default, on the WBT screen press (using the mouse) the "Reset …" button, and Check "Clear Device Settings" and/or "Remove
∙If you want to exit the safe mode without resetting to factory defaults, simply, reboot the device by pressing the Reset button (on the Jack PC unit).
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