Perle Systems STS User Manual

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Managing Configuration Files
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Click the 
Download>
 button to start the download process. A status window will display with 
the configuration download status.
Uploading Configuration Files
When you upload a configuration to the DeviceManager, you are uploading the IOLAN’s working 
configuration file. In most other configurators (the exception being SNMP), you are always seeing 
the working configuration file.
In DeviceManager, select 
Tools
Upload Configuration from 
IOLAN. The working configuration 
file will automatically be loaded into the DeviceManager.
Specifying a Custom Factory Default Configuration
When you receive the IOLAN, it comes with a factory default configuration that it can be reset to at 
any time. Administrators might find it useful to customize the factory default configuration file, so 
that if the IOLAN gets reset to its factory defaults, it will be reset to defaults that the Administrator 
specified.
There are two ways you can set the custom factory default configuration:
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Download a file to the IOLAN—You can download a custom factory default file to the IOLAN 
using any of the configuration methods. In DeviceManager, you must connect to the IOLAN and 
then select 
Tools
Advanced
Custom Files
Custom Factory Default Configuration
 and then 
specify the file. In WebManager, you must connect to the IOLAN and then select 
Administration
Reset
Factory Defaults
Set Current Configuration as Factory Default
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Download the current configuration to the IOLAN—You can specify the configuration that 
you are working with/on as the custom factory default configuration using any of the 
configuration methods (you must be connected to the IOLAN). In DeviceManager, select 
Tools
Advanced
Set Factory Default to 
IOLAN. In WebManager, select 
Administration
Reset
Factory Defaults
Get and Set Factory Default Configuration File
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Resetting the IOLAN to the Original Factory Default Configuration
When you press the Reset button on the IOLAN, the following take place:
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Less than 3 seconds—Reboots the IOLAN.
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Between 3 and 10 seconds—Reboots the IOLAN and resets the configuration to the factory 
default (either the original default configuration or the custom default configuration).
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Over 10 seconds—Reboots the IOLAN and resets the configuration to the original factory 
default configuration.