Specifications

RoadRunner USERS GUIDE

Rebooting and Resetting Factory Defaults

It may sometimes be necessary to re-boot the RoadRunner. Re-booting

is as simple as turning the RoadRunner off and then on again. The

RoadRunner remembers the last configuration loaded, and will re-boot

using the last known configuration. Please remember that if an invalid

configuration was loaded before the re-boot, then the same invalid

configuration will be loaded after the re-boot.

It may sometimes be necessary to return your RoadRunner back to a

factory default configuration. Although not likely, it is possible to

configure your RoadRunner in such a way that it may not function

properly. It is often easier to start over by reloading factory defaults

than to figure out what is wrong with the configuration.

Factory defaults can be reloaded using the keypad sequence

<Maint><General><Set dflts>,

using the CDF command or by performing a ‘1’ reset. This will restore

all factory default settings and will restore a default configuration that

is known to work. The ‘1’ reset is used when the keypad does not

respond, and is performed by the following steps:

— Turn the RoadRunner off.

— Turn the RoadRunner on while pressing the ‘1’ button.

— Release the ‘1’ button only after the display flashes “RESET

PARAMETER REQUEST.

— Let the RoadRunner continue the reboot cycle.

After a ‘1’ reset, your RoadRunner will be configured in loopback,

128kb/s, TA301 terminal adapter installed. Information that is required

by the internal terminal adapter is not lost. If you are using any other

TA or DIF, you must configure the RoadRunner for these now.

Note that if you are not using an internal terminal adapter TA201 or

TA301you must tell the RoadRunner what is actually installed using the

sequence, but the TA parameters (SPID, ID, etc.) do not need to be re-

entered.

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