IGEL RFX Specifications download pdf (Page 12)

IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero RFX 5.02.100

2.1.3. Emergency Boot

Emergency Boot is a setup with default parameters.

If you select Emergency Boot, the Secondstage Loader looks for a bootable system in the flash memory and

then resumes the boot procedure as in the other boot modes.

Essentially speaking, the X-Server is started without network drivers and with a resolution of 1024 x 768 -

60 Hz during an Emergency Boot. The Setup menu is then opened directly.

This option is useful if, for example, you have selected an excessively high screen resolution or a wrong

mouse type and these settings can no longer be changed in the normal setup.

2.1.4. Failsafe Boot - CRC check

During a Failsafe Boot, a check of the file system is carried out first. The thin client then starts in Verbose

Mode.

2.1.5. Reset to Factory Defaults

If you select Reset to Factory Defaults, all personal settings on the thin client (including your password and

the sessions you have configured) will be lost.

A warning message will appear on the screen before the procedure is carried out.

 You must then confirm your decision.

If the device is protected by an administrator password, you will be prompted to enter this password. You

have three attempts to do so.

Do you not know the password?

When you are prompted to enter the password, press the Enter key three times. 1.

Press c to bring up the Terminal Key, the individual key for the thin client. 2.

https://www.igel.com/en/service-support/rma-request.html

(https://www.igel.com/en/service-support/rma-request.html)

Enter the Terminal Key shown, the firmware version and your contact details. 4.

Our service department will send you a so-called Reset to Factory Defaults Key specially for your device.

To ensure that the process is as straightforward and yet as secure as possible, each key is valid for just one

device.

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