How To Reset The Kp200; How To Create A User Pin After A Brute Force Attack Or Reset; How To Create An Admin Pin After A Brute Force Attack Or Reset - Kingston IronKey Keypad 200 Manual Del Usuario

Note: To use the drive after a Brute Force attack, the user must create either a new User PIN or a new Admin
PIN as described in sections:
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26.
The KP200, unlike other similar drives, incorporates a random number generator, once the drive is reset a new
encryption key is randomly generated and the drive will need to be reformatted (see sections 28, 29 or 30).

24. How to Reset the KP200

Caution:
Resetting the KP200 will delete all PINs, the encryption key and all data stored on the drive.
In the event both the Admin and User PINs have been forgotten, the drive will need to be reset before
creating a new User/Admin PIN. To reset the KP200, please follow the instructions below.
Instructions
1. Press and hold down number 7 (seven)
button and then press the KEY button and then
release buttons (7 &
2. Press the number 9 button three times
(triple-click) (999)
3. Press and hold down number 7 (seven)
button and then press the KEY button and then
release buttons (7 &
Note:
The reset process will clear all cryptographic parameters including both User and Admin PINs. To use the
drive after a reset, the user must create either a new User PIN or a new Admin PIN as described in sections:

25. How to create a User PIN after a Brute Force attack or Reset.

26. How to create an Admin PIN after a Brute Force attack or Reset.

The KP200, unlike other similar drives, incorporates a random number generator, once the drive is reset a new
encryption key is randomly generated and the drive will need to be reformatted (see sections 28, 29 or 30).
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LED LED State
Red and Green
Red and Green
on and off
Alternating Red
solid Red and
LED switches off and the
OFF
out to complete the reset process
LEDs alternate on and off
LEDs continue to alternate
and Green LEDs switch to
Green LEDs, then the Green
Red LED fades
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