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Using Safe Mode
There are two reasons to enter Safe Mode:
To perform a firmware update to repair a corrupted filesystem.
To change settings that are preventing the reader from operating normally.
Both of these tasks can be performed via the web interface.
Use the recessed Safe Mode button on the reader connector panel to recover from errors
which prevent the reader from operating in normal mode. In Safe Mode the reader is configured
with a static IP address of 10.0.0.102. Safe mode uses the following network settings:
which prevent the reader from operating in normal mode. In Safe Mode the reader is configured
with a static IP address of 10.0.0.102. Safe mode uses the following network settings:
IP Address: 10.0.0.102
Hostname: Mercury(4) or (5)
Although the browser-based interface pages are displayed in red when operating in safe mode,
the reader is still functional, although it cannot read or write tags. In most cases, the reader will
need to be reconfigured for operation with the reader application after starting in Safe Mode.
the reader is still functional, although it cannot read or write tags. In most cases, the reader will
need to be reconfigured for operation with the reader application after starting in Safe Mode.
To manually reboot into Safe Mode use the following procedure:
1. With the reader running (green LED is pulsing), use a non-conductive object to hold
down the recessed reset button for 4 seconds.
2. Release the button.
3. The green LED should turn solid as soon as the button is released, indicating the
reader is rebooting. It should take approximately 30 seconds to boot into Safe Mode.
Note
The green LED stays solid in safe mode.
4. Once the maintenance has been performed, restart the reader to activate the changes.
The web server, telnet server and
SSH (Secure Shell) server run in Safe Mode, however
none of the RFID features are activated. To communicate with the reader in Safe Mode,