The Factory default configuration preset and Factory reset

Administrators can apply the default factory configuration preset to Pearl-2, which resets most of the settings in each of the main configuration groups. Applying the factory default configuration preset is similar to a factory reset, but a Factory reset is more invasive. This table describes the differences.

Factory default configuration preset vs a factory reset

Item Factory default
configuration preset
Factory reset function

Deletes all created channels

ü ü
Deletes all recorded files in the channels ü
Deletes all created recorders ü ü
Deletes all recorded files in recorders ü
Resets network configuration ü ü

Resets touch screen configuration

ü ü
Resets user passwords ü ü
Deletes all created configuration presets ü
Removes all CMS including Epiphan Edgeregistration information ü ü
Removes records for all scheduled and completed CMS events ü ü
Deletes all uploaded media files ü
Resets all Source settings ü ü
Resets EDID to factory ü ü
Deletes all SCP/SFTP identities ü ü
Deletes all LDAP settings ü ü
Deletes all Automatic file upload settings ü ü

There are different ways you can apply the Factory default configuration preset to the Pearl device, you can:

A reboot is required to apply the factory default configuration preset.

To perform a factory reset, see Perform a factory reset.

Operators who are assigned certain administrative-level privileges can apply the Factory default configuration preset and perform a factory reset, see Assign administrator privileges to operators.

Returning the Pearl device to the factory defaults or performing a factory reset does not delete the registered resource instance in Kaltura CMS. You can reregister your Pearl device using the same resource name and take over for the resource instance that is still registered in Kaltura, see Reassign a registered resource.