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panels and interfaces momentarily stop their current activity and
restart. The reset button must be pressed for more than two seconds
to take effect.
If the entire system is operating except for one analog port card, or one
or more panels connected to the interface, press the reset button for
that interface only.
Note: This button is slightly recessed from the front panel to
prevent it from being accidentally pressed. A tool such as a
bent paper clip is required to press this button.
CPU Card Reset Button
When the CPU card is reset by pressing its reset button, the card’s
non-volatile RAM reloads all configuration information to the card’s
microprocessor. Resetting the card clears any corruption of data in the
card’s microprocessor. The card momentarily stops its current activity
and restarts. The same system configuration that was active before
the card was reset will be active after the reset.
Note: The reset button is slightly recessed from the front panel to
prevent it from being accidentally pressed. A tool such as a
bent paper clip is required to press this button.
CPU Card Full Reset Button
Press and hold the full-reset button and simultaneously press the reset
button for the system to perform a cold restart. All cards in the matrix
reset regardless of any system preferences in the program software
and the non-volatile memory is cleared. All audio devices connected to
the cards, such as panels and interfaces, reset as well.
When the cards and connected audio devices reset, they momentarily
stop their current activity and restart. During this process configuration
information is downloaded to the port cards and remote audio devices
from the CPU card’s microprocessor.
The same system configuration that was active before the card was
reset will be active after the reset. The button must be pressed for
more than two seconds for the reset to take effect.
Note: Under normal operating conditions it is not necessary to
perform a full reset. Technical personnel might perform a
full restart if they believe that the CPU card is operating
incorrectly as a result of corruption of the
microproccessor’s internal data or instruction sequence.