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SETTINGS AND PROCEDURES BEFORE OPERATION
5.10 Setting C Controller Module Back to Factory-set State
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SETTING AND
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INSTALLING /
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(3) Default setting mode operation
To set the C Controller module back to the factory-set status, start up the C Controller
module in the hardware self-diagnostics mode ( Section 18.5) and execute the
"Default setting mode".
1) Start up the C Controller module in the hardware self-diagnostics mode (with
the RUN/STOP/MODE switch set to "MODE").
2) Set the RESET/SELECT switch to "SELECT" to select the "Default setting
mode".
(The USER LED turns on.)
3) Set the RUN/STOP/MODE switch to "RUN" to execute the "Default setting
mode".
(The USER LED flashes, and turns off when the "Default setting mode" is
activated.
4) After completion of the "Default setting mode" activation, reset or reapply the
power to the C Controller module to make the following condition.
• IP address : Default IP address (192.168.3.3)
• Script file : None
5) From the C Controller setting utility, access the default IP address
(192.168.3.3), and write default parameters.
Select the <<Online operation>> tab, check "Clear all parameters before
writing" under "Write parameters", and then write the parameters.
Resetting or reapplying power to the C Controller module will place it into the
factory-set condition.
POINT
1. When the "Default setting mode" is executed with a CompactFlash card
installed in the C Controller module, the script file "STARTUP.CMD" (
Section 10.2.8) in the CompactFlash card is not deleted.
Set the script file in the CompactFlash card back to the original status by
editing it on the personal computer.
2. If the C Controller module does not operate normally even after execution of
the "Default setting" mode, format the standard ROM. ( Section 5.10 (4))
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