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CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION 23
Note: Stacking units do not have their own databases and configuration settings, and likewise,
do not have their own network addresses. You cannot configure one using the front panel
controls on the units.
9. Reset Unit (Paragon switch): Enables restart of Paragon switch as if the switch’s power is
physically turned off and back on again.
With Paragon II switch firmware 2B1 and user station (UST1) firmware 2K10 or higher,
either a power reset or a factory “function” reset can be performed from the front panel of the
Paragon switch using shortcut button combinations (see below for details).
Power Reset:
Hold the U and V buttons on the front panel of the Paragon switch simultaneously for
approximately three seconds. When the front panel LCD stops scrolling, release the buttons.
Factory “Function” Reset:
Hold the U and V buttons on the front panel of the Paragon switch simultaneously while
pressing the FUNC button. When the front panel stops scrolling, release the U and V
buttons, wait for additional three seconds, then release the FUNC button.
When “Clear Database Hit Ent/ESC?” appears on the LCD, press the ESC button if you want
to exit the screen without clearing the database. To clear the database, press the ENT button;
“Clear All?” appears on the LCD. If you press the ESC button once more, the channel
configuration will be cleared and will be rebuilt later by the Paragon switch. This is called a
Partial Reset. However, if you press the ENT button, both the channel configuration and the
user profile and system settings will be cleared.
Note: Performing a reset or partial reset in a cascaded Paragon system must start from the
third tier (if any) to the second tier, and finally move to the base unit (first tier).
After resetting the device, a progress indicator appears on the message bar of the OSUI to
indicate the current update percentage. During the database updating, users are unable to
operate the OSUI functions.
Figure 19 Data Update Message