TANDBERG D1459501 manual Restoring the default settings, Buttons

No network

The Content Server has no connection to the network.

Buttons

Enters Edit mode, confirms an entry.

Returns to the previous menu, exits Edit mode without saving.

	Moves between menu items, moves between values in a numerical address and
and	modifies numerical values.

Restoring the default settings

1.Make sure that the Content Server is not recording or transcoding; that is, the LCD displays online.

2.Press to display the LCD's main menu.

3.Go to Commands > RestoreDefaults and then select either FullRestore or ConfigRestore. See the notes below.

4.Select Yes to confirm.

Notes:

A partial restore (ConfigRestore) is not available for Content Servers in a cluster.

A full restore (using FullRestore) run on a Content Server which has been clustered will revert that Content Server to a standalone Content Server with the default configuration files for the current software release, and no media. The cluster database will, however, still report that this Content Server is part of a cluster. TANDBERG recommends removing a clustered Content Server from the cluster by running the TCS Wizard before restoring it to its default settings.

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