Interlogix TruPortal - Manual (Page 102)

Maintenance
90 TruPortal Software User Guide
5. Type the security phrase, exactly as shown (case sensitive).
6. Click Save Custom Settings.
Restore Custom Settings
IMPORTANT: Using this feature will erase all settings and data, and reset the System to use
the settings and data stored in the custom settings file. Be sure to create a
current backup before restoring custom settings.
IMPORTANT: After restoring custom settings, the System Controller will reboot. During this
time, it will be offline for a few minutes. Therefore, it is best to use this feature
during periods of little or no access activity, or credential holders will be forced
to wait to gain entry if a
Door Fallback Mode was not configured to allow
access when the System Controller is offline.
1. Select System Administration > Save/Reset Settings.
2. Select Restore Custom Settings.
3. Type a Username.
4. Type a Password.
5. Type the security phrase, exactly as shown (case sensitive).
6. Click Restore Custom Settings.
A Warning message appears, stating: “The Device is rebooting,” and displaying a progress bar.
When the progress bar completes, the server will go offline and the browser will display its
default page when it cannot connect to a web address.
7. Clear the browser cache. (In Internet Explorer 8+, press ++.)
Reset Factory Settings
IMPORTANT: This feature will erase all settings and data (except Network Configuration
settings), and reset the System Controller to the factory default values. Be sure
to create a current backup before resetting factory settings.
1. Select System Administration > Save/Reset Settings.
2. Select Reset Factory Settings.
3. Type a Username.
4. Type a Password.
5. Type the security phrase, exactly as shown (case sensitive).
6. Click Reset Factory Settings.
A warning message appears, stating: “The Device is rebooting,” and displaying a progress bar.
When the progress bar completes, the server will go offline and the browser will display its
default page when it cannot connect to a web address.
7. Clear the browser cache. (In Internet Explorer 8 or later, press ++.)
When the server comes back online, the End User Software License Acceptance (EULA) Form
will be displayed.
8. Click Accept.