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Sage Digital ENDEC Quick Start Rev 2.0
17.4 Resetting parameters to factory defaults
This procedure can be used to restore the ENDEC to the factory default settings.
1) Turn the ENDEC off
2) Turn on the ENDEC, then quickly hold in the ENDEC, UP, and DOWN buttons on the front panel of
the ENDEC. This is the first, third, and fourth buttons.
3) Hold them down until the front panel says “release”, or you see the time of day appear.
4) All stored parameters have now been reset. You must reset all of your customizations as if you had just
received your ENDEC. You can use the ENDECSetD to reload your parameters if you had previously
saved them – though you will probably want to set new passwords. The web user passwords are only
stored in the ENDEC – you will need to reset them from the front panel using the network.reset web
user menu.
17.5 Self Test
The ENDEC performs a self-test each time it is powered on. During the first part of the self test, each front
panel LED is blinked, from left to right, then all are blinked at the same time. The self test then routes
audio from the output sections internally back to the input sections, using the attention tones and the FSK
data tone as test signals. The ENDEC also routes the audio through the digital audio recorder. This tests
the record/playback mechanism.
If the self test fails, the Incoming Alert LED will blink rapidly, and the failed test is stored in the message
buffer.
When the self test runs at power up, the speaker output is muted. When it runs from the
MENU.TEST.SELF
TEST menu, the speaker is not muted so that you can hear the tones if there is a jumper installed between
Spkr In and Spkr Out.
There are no adjustments you can make to correct a problem that causes the self test to fail. Call for service
if the self test fails.
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