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Config Rack – Change Rack Password
To change the rack security/setup password, follow this procedure:
1. Enter rack configuration mode as discussed above.
2. Press the (MORE) soft key until you get to the setup code screen.
3. Enter the new password.
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Return to Default Settings
The second screen which is available in config mode which is not available in display mode is the “return to
factory default” settings screen.
The factory default looks at the phase-balanced jumper on the backplane (JP6 – in = phase balanced, out =
sequential) and loads DMX and Luma-Net channel numbers for the entire rack based on the global start
addresses of 1. Other factory default components are indicated above and below. Unlike current software all
configuration elements are set to some default.
To return to factory default settings:
1. Enter rack configuration mode as discussed above.
2. Press the (MORE) soft key until you get to the factory default setup screen
3. Press the (FACTORY) softkey
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EXIT will return to the previous screen. ENTER will cause the EEProm to be erased and the factory default
values to be loaded. During this time nothing appears to be happening and then after several seconds the
HHT screen goes blank. The default is now loaded. Proceed as if you had just plugged in the HHT by
pressing any key.
3.4 i series e HHT – Local Mode –Help
Several help screens are available to walk users through setting the rack configuration parameters and give
you additional basic information. The screens are enabled by pressing the (HELP) soft-key when navigating
through the displays.
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