We had a customer that changed the password on his UE204 and forgot it. Unfortunately, the only way to recover from this situation is to reset the product to its factory default condition. We forgot to include this information in the current revision of the manual. But, rest assured, we will get it in on the next revision. In the meantime, here is how to reset the product to the factory default. Be sure the power is on. Press the reset button and hold it for three seconds. The reset button is......
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Feels Like the IoT Conversation is Finally Changing
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The IoT is Not the 80’s Video Wars
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Back when the Pilgrims of Massachusetts and the Wampanoag tribe got together for the first Thanksgiving...
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Mike Fahrion
For 20 years, Mike Fahrion has been sharing his unique perspective on life, liberty and the pursuit of anything and everything of interest to an engineer. A master of M2M device connectivity, Mike has an insatiable curiosity in how everything is connected; people and places, machines and man, politicians and reality. He loves left field (he spends a lot of time there) – but you’ll find him funny, irreverent, thought provoking and always connected.
Tim Taberner
Tim Taberner is a frequent speaker and widely-published author on IoT topics, having been involved in this space since before the phrase ‘Internet of Things’ was coined. Previously, Taberner has held engineering, sales and marketing positions at Transmitton, Arcom Control Systems, and most recently at Eurotech.
Brian Foster
Brian Foster is new to blogging but definitely not new to talking about legacy devices and data connectivity. A former career submariner and Navy man, Brian brings an extremely organized mind, a willingness to work in a very small office, and a love of acronyms to his work. Check in with him and weigh in on what you think matters. Feel free to congratulate him on the 10 straight Navy wins in the annual Army/Navy game