Overview

This article outlines the available methods to factory default a Just Add Power 2G Series device.

Choosing a Factory Default Method

Use the method that best matches how the device can be accessed:

• webUI: Use this method when the device is accessible on the network.

• Telnet: Use this method when command-line access is preferred or the webUI is not accessible.

• Debug Cable: Use this method when the device cannot be reached over the network.

Factory Default Details

Factory Default Network Settings:

• IP Mode: Auto IP

• IP Address: 169.254.x.x /16

• Default Gateway: None

All other settings revert to model- and firmware-specific defaults.

Factory Default via webUI

1. Log in to the device webUI. For instructions on accessing the device on the network, refer to: How to Access the webUI for 2G Series Devices.

2. Navigate to the following location:

   System Tab > Utilities Tab

   

3. Click the Factory Default button under the Commands section.

4. The device will reboot and return to its factory default state.

Factory Default via Telnet

1. Open a Telnet session to the device (port 23) using a terminal emulator such as PuTTY. For instructions on accessing the device on the network, refer to: How to Access the webUI for 2G Series Devices.

   

2. At the command prompt /usr/local/bin/ #, run:

   reset_to_default.sh

   

3. Optional (Retain IP):

   • To retain the current IP address while resetting all other settings (if supported by the firmware), run:

     reset_to_default.sh -ip

4. The device will reboot and return to its factory default state.

Factory Default via Debug Cable

1. Connect a Just Add Power Debug Cable to the device using a USB-to-serial adapter.

   

2. Open a terminal emulator such as PuTTY with the following settings: 115200, 8-N-1.

   

3. At the command prompt / #, run:

   reset_to_default.sh

   

4. Optional (Retain IP):

   • To retain the current IP address while resetting all other settings (if supported by the firmware), run:

     reset_to_default.sh -ip

5. The device will reboot and return to its factory default state.