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Saving, restoring and resetting the configuration

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This setup guide describes how to save, restore and reset the configuration of the BEHNKE STATION.

The Behnke Station internally uses a configuration file in which the settings and options you have made are stored. This configuration file can be exported, imported or reset to the factory default state.

It is assumed that the Behnke-Station is already set up to the extent that access to the web interface is possible. If this is not the case, please follow the instructions provided with your base electronics (manualsThis page carries no version. This notice is generated automatically and was not written by an editor.) and refer to the technical manualRecently updated — within the last 72 hoursThis page carries no version. This notice is generated automatically and was not written by an editor. to complete the basic setup.

1. General

  • Open your browser
  • Go to the web interface of the Behnke Station
  • Log in

Behnke Station – Web interface, login page

  • In the sidebar on the left, click the menu item System
  • Navigate to the section where several buttons are visible

Web interface section with direct actions

  • Look for the option Configuration

1.1 Saving the configuration

  • Click the save button.
  • You will be prompted to download the file behnke-station.zip.
  • Save the file on your device.
  • The ZIP file is encrypted with the current administrator password.
  • To open the ZIP file, use the administrator password that was set up on the Behnke Station at the time of export.
  • The ZIP file contains the configuration file behnke-station.ini and, if applicable, other data belonging to the configuration, for example certificates, logos or custom voice announcements.
  • The file behnke-station.ini contains the saved configuration values of the Behnke Station.

1.2 Restoring the configuration

  • Click the restore button.
  • Select the previously saved configuration file behnke-station.ini or behnke-station.zip and upload it.
  • If you use a behnke-station.zip, the current administrator password of the Behnke Station must match the password with which the ZIP file was encrypted during export.
  • Then start the restoration.
  • The existing configuration is replaced by the configuration from the uploaded file.
  • After a successful restoration, the Behnke Station restarts automatically.

Warning

When a configuration is restored, the configuration currently stored on the Behnke Station is lost. If necessary, save it beforehand using the save function.

1.3 Resetting the configuration

  • Click the reset button.
  • Confirm the reset of the configuration.
  • The current configuration is deleted and reset to the factory default state.
  • After the reset, the Behnke Station restarts automatically.

Warning

When the configuration is reset, all configuration settings you have made are lost. If necessary, save the current configuration beforehand (see 1.1).

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