Reset Factory Image - Step by Step - Play by Play

Nate The Surveyor

Well-Known Member
Unit is off.
Press on.
As it is turning on, a little HOUSE appears on the lower side of the screen.
Press the HOUSE Hardware button immediately, before the booting continues.

Menu shows up, you can either "Reset Factory Image",
or
Continue Booting.

Press "Reset Factory Image".

It will confirm "Reset Factory Image", Y/N? Press YES.

Then you get 3 options.

Network Setting,
Software Settings, and
Software Recovery. (Press this one)

Now, 3 items come up.
Leave it on Linux.
And, press the LOAD button.

It will now update and refresh LINUX, J-Field, GeoData, and Fonts. This will take from 5 min to 15 min, depending on how many jobs are in your unit.
At the end, it will RE-Boot, as though you just turned it on.

Now, this is NOT a FULL install, like in a new unit. it cleans up alot of the HIDDEN variables, and left over "Trash" from every day use.

Install factory image does not not delete any jobs. Does not change settings. It does a basic clean up.

Nate
 

Michael

Active Member
Nate or Steve need some help. Using the play by play you have here to restore factory image. I get to the 3 options (network settings, software settings and software recovery screen and I press the screen on the software recovery and nothing happens. Tried several times quick tap and long hold. No dice. I am sure I am missing some step or something. Any help would be appreciated. Mike
 

Michael

Active Member
Just did the restore factory reset. The important thing is connecting the LS+ to the ethernet cable for internet connection. I then followed the instructions and everything went as the step by step says it should do. Hopefully this clear up the little glitches we have been having recently. Thanks for the help guys. Mike
 

Michael

Active Member
Nate, it is all good. Took the LS+ out for test run on one we did other day that had bad cell signal and ended up using the total station (patio home postage stamp size lot) base took a while to acquire signal but was getting corrections at LS+ today. The other day cell disconnected satellites dropping to 8 up to 15 and driving me crazy. Today after factory reset satellites 20+ and cell stayed connected. Will do this reset now on a regular basis. Thank you for the help. Mike
 

avoidthelloyd

Active Member
Unit is off.
Press on.
As it is turning on, a little HOUSE appears on the lower side of the screen.
Press the HOUSE Hardware button immediately, before the booting continues.

Menu shows up, you can either "Reset Factory Image",
or
Continue Booting.

Press "Reset Factory Image".

It will confirm "Reset Factory Image", Y/N? Press YES.

Then you get 3 options.

Network Setting,
Software Settings, and
Software Recovery. (Press this one)

Now, 3 items come up.
Leave it on Linux.
And, press the LOAD button.

It will now update and refresh LINUX, J-Field, GeoData, and Fonts. This will take from 5 min to 15 min, depending on how many jobs are in your unit.
At the end, it will RE-Boot, as though you just turned it on.

Now, this is NOT a FULL install, like in a new unit. it cleans up alot of the HIDDEN variables, and left over "Trash" from every day use.

Install factory image does not not delete any jobs. Does not change settings. It does a basic clean up.

Nate
Have you updated to the newest Release?
 

Nate The Surveyor

Well-Known Member
Have you updated to the newest Release?
No.... And I'm not planning to... for a little while.
WHAT do I gain, by moving up to it?
I'm waiting for all obvious bugs to surface first. There was a bug in trajectory, and I am VERY glad it did not get me. (Because I was delaying my move up to latest release).
Back when there was an attentive and communicative team working on it, I'd move up fast. But, I'm more cautious now.
Do you like snow?
N
 

John Rosco

Administrator
JAVAD GNSS
5PLS
No.... And I'm not planning to... for a little while.
WHAT do I gain, by moving up to it?
I'm waiting for all obvious bugs to surface first. There was a bug in trajectory, and I am VERY glad it did not get me. (Because I was delaying my move up to latest release).
Back when there was an attentive and communicative team working on it, I'd move up fast. But, I'm more cautious now.
Do you like snow?
N
The TLS JFIELD current 'recommended release' resolves the issue with the GNSS f/w version and using 'trajectory' . . .
 

R.Savich

Member
Nate, thank you for this step-by-step guide. I was having trouble getting my unit to update. When I followed your steps, it updated itself to the newest version of JFIELD.
 

John Rosco

Administrator
JAVAD GNSS
5PLS
Unit is off.
Press on.
As it is turning on, a little HOUSE appears on the lower side of the screen.
Press the HOUSE Hardware button immediately, before the booting continues.

Menu shows up, you can either "Reset Factory Image",
or
Continue Booting.

Press "Reset Factory Image".

It will confirm "Reset Factory Image", Y/N? Press YES.

Then you get 3 options.

Network Setting,
Software Settings, and
Software Recovery. (Press this one)

Now, 3 items come up.
Leave it on Linux.
And, press the LOAD button.

It will now update and refresh LINUX, J-Field, GeoData, and Fonts. This will take from 5 min to 15 min, depending on how many jobs are in your unit.
At the end, it will RE-Boot, as though you just turned it on.

Now, this is NOT a FULL install, like in a new unit. it cleans up alot of the HIDDEN variables, and left over "Trash" from every day use.

Install factory image does not not delete any jobs. Does not change settings. It does a basic clean up.

Nate
Remember to ensure the Triumph-LS has an Internet connection (LAN or Wi-Fi) in order to perform the 'Reset Factory Image' . . .
 

Greg Flowe

Active Member
Does this erase or reset all your settings? or does it come back just the way you had it setyp before the Reset Factory image
 

ken larson

Active Member
But it updates itself to the newest version of JFIELD?... this would not work for me as I am not ready to update and am quite far behind in that department. Been operating on the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" line of thinking

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