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The software allows you to backup the device configuration, as well as to make recovery and reset to the factory settings.

The software allows you to backup the settings of the monitoring unit in a file, as well as restore thebacup settings and reset them by default.

Backup settings to a file

To back up the current settings to a file on your computer, go to System menu-> Export and run Download current settings

Please note that before you back up the sensor settings, you must save them using the Save to Flash button in the upper right corner


Since v. 2.7.1 is available selective backup settings to a file.

Selective backup configuration file can be used for mass deployment of monitoring units on a facilities when it is expected to use multiple units with identical settings. One monitoring system is set up first, after which the settings of this system necessary to backup. Further backup settings are restored on other systems, and different parameters are set manually.

Backup settings

To backup the current settings to a file, in the System interface go to tab -> "System menu" -> "Export" and push button "OK" for "Download current settings"

Please note that before operation it is necessary to save sensor settings. Push "Save to Flash" in the upper right corner!

Backup settings on the ftp server on a schedule.

To configure the backup settings on the ftp server on a schedule, go to Preferences-> FTP Backup

Description:

#FieldDefinition
1FTP ServerFTP server address
2FTP portFTP server port
3UsernameFTP server user
4PasswordThe user's password on the FTP server
5Target directoryDirectory to save the settings on the FTP server (would be there!)
6Execution intervalBackup settings range. Possible values:
  • daily;
  • weekly;
  • monthly;
7Day of backupDay of the week or of month
8Time of backupBackup time

To save the settings, click "Save".

Import settings file

To update sensor configuration from a saved copy go to "System menu" >> "Firmware" tab >> "Upload source" >> "From local filesystem" >> "Choose file" >> "settings.vut".

Reset settings

To restore settings please go here like a software upgrade.

Reset to default values

The following ways are possible:

1) with a special firmware

This possibility exists in all versions. Factory data reset carried out using special firmware that can be downloaded from the drivers as the Settings Recovery Tools.

Reset features to factory settings:

  • full reset;
  • network settings reset;
  • user password reset;

Reset firmware installed in the same way like usual software upgrade.

2) in a Web interface:

Starting with version 2.5.0 reset is also possible via the web interface. Go to tab "System menu" ->About and push tab "OK" for "Reset settings to default values" 

Possible options:

  • for sensors - reset sensors (elements) only;
  • for all - resets all to factory settings;

3) using a switch "Recovery" on the rear panel.

From version 2.5.1 and higher added the ability to return factory settings using a switch NORMAL / RECOVERY .

To return to factory settings, set the switch NORMAL / RECOVERY in "RECOVERY" position for time of 5 to 30 seconds.

In 5 s after turning this switch to "RECOVERY" position, "ERROR" LED on the front panel lights Up. Now return the switch NORMAL / RECOVERY in "NORMAL" position. System restored the factory settings and then reboot.

If till 30 seconds after the ERROR LED lights up switch was not set to NORMAL, then the system will assume that the switch is set to "RECOVERY" by mistake. In this case, LED starts to flash at a frequency of once per second, recalling this abnormal position of the switch. and even if now the switch is set to "NORMAL", the light goes out, but the restoration of the configuration and reboot does not occur.

If the switch stay in "RECOVERY" less than 5 seconds (before LED lights up), the settings reset and restart will not be made.

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