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Restarting the xPrintServer Device, Viewing Logs, Via the Hardware Reset Button

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4: Configuration Via the Hardware Reset Button Use these directions to reset the xPrintServer unit to factory default settings utilizing the Reset button on the bottom of the xPrintServer device. This button is accessible through a hole in the case. To reset the unit to factory defaults, perform the following steps: 1. Place the end of a paperclip or similar object into the reset opening (pin-sized hole on the bottom of the device) and press for a minimum of 10 seconds. Within the 10 seconds, the "X" Status LED on top of the xPrintServer print server displays a solid orange light to indicate the device is rebooting (see Table 2-1) after which it begins to blink. 2. Remove the paperclip to release the button. This procedure restores factory default settings to the configuration and reboots the unit. 3. If using Google Cloud Print, also verify all printers have been de-registered by going into the Google Cloud Print management page and deleting any remaining printers from the previous xPrintServer device registration. Restarting the xPrintServer Device The Admin user may utilize these directions to restart the xPrintServer device through the xPrintServer user interface and without changing any settings. 1. Login to the xPrintServer user interface (see Logging In) as Admin user. 2. Click the Admin tab to access the Admin menu. A list of all available Admin user configuration options appears to the left of the screen (see Figure 4-13). 3. Click the Restart link on the left side of the page to access the Restart Unit page. 4. Click the Restart Unit button. 5. Click Yes in the confirmation pop-up that appears (or No to cancel this action). 6. Wait for the xPrintServer device to reboot. The xPrintServer device restarts, bringing you back to System Status on the Home Page. Authentication (Logging In) is required to access the xPrintServer user interface. Viewing Logs The Admin user may utilize these directions to view logs. The xPrintServer user interface provides logs for all diagnostic and access messages. Follow the directions in Viewing and Exporting Print Jobs to export logs, as needed. 1. Login to the xPrintServer user interface (see Logging In) as Admin user. 2. Click the Logs tab to access the Logs page. A list of all Diagnostic logs appears by default. 3. Click the Access link to the left to view only access logs. 4. Click the Diagnostic link to the left to view only diagnostic logs. 5. Click the Job Status link to the left to view only job status logs. 6. Utilize Navigation as necessary in situations where there are multiple pages of logs. Note: The number of logs on the bottom of the page updates each time the Diagnostic or Access link on the left is clicked. xPrintServer® Office Edition Print Server User Guide 55

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4:
Configuration
xPrintServer® Office Edition Print Server User Guide
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Via the Hardware Reset Button
Use these directions to reset the xPrintServer unit to factory default settings utilizing the
Reset
button on the bottom of the xPrintServer device.
This button is accessible through a hole in the
case.
To reset the unit to factory defaults, perform the following steps:
1.
Place the end of a paperclip or similar object into the reset opening (pin-sized hole on the
bottom of the device) and press for a minimum of 10 seconds.
Within the 10 seconds, the “X”
Status LED on top of the xPrintServer print server displays a solid orange light to indicate the
device is rebooting (see
Table 2-1
) after which it begins to blink.
2.
Remove the paperclip to release the button.
This procedure restores factory default settings
to the configuration and reboots the unit.
3.
If using Google Cloud Print, also verify all printers have been de-registered by going into the
Google Cloud Print management page and deleting any remaining printers from the previous
xPrintServer device registration.
Restarting the xPrintServer Device
The Admin user may utilize these directions to restart the xPrintServer device through the
xPrintServer user interface and without changing any settings.
1.
Login to the xPrintServer user interface (see
Logging In
) as Admin user.
2. Click the
Admin
tab to access the
Admin
menu.
A list of all available Admin user
configuration options appears to the left of the screen (see
Figure 4-13
).
3. Click the
Restart
link on the left side of the page to access the
Restart Unit
page.
4. Click the
Restart Unit
button.
5. Click
Yes
in the confirmation pop-up that appears (or
No
to cancel this action).
6.
Wait for the xPrintServer device to reboot. The xPrintServer device restarts, bringing you
back to
System Status on the Home Page
. Authentication (
Logging In
) is required to access
the xPrintServer user interface.
Viewing Logs
The Admin user may utilize these directions to view logs. The xPrintServer user interface
provides logs for all diagnostic and access messages.
Follow the directions in
Viewing and
Exporting Print Jobs
to export logs, as needed.
1.
Login to the xPrintServer user interface (see
Logging In
) as Admin user.
2. Click the
Logs
tab to access the
Logs
page.
A list of all
Diagnostic
logs appears by default.
3. Click the
Access
link to the left to view only access logs.
4. Click the
Diagnostic
link to the left to view only diagnostic logs.
5. Click the
Job Status
link to the left to view only job status logs.
6. Utilize
Navigation
as necessary in situations where there are multiple pages of logs.
Note:
The number of logs on the bottom of the page updates each time the
Diagnostic
or
Access
link on the left is clicked.