Factory Reset

Factory reset is performed by placing a trigger file on a USB disk. The device reads it on next boot and applies the requested reset level.

How to perform a reset

1. Power off the device and remove the USB disk.
2. On the USB disk, create a file named go_default.json in the root directory.
3. Write the following JSON content into the file:

{
  "network": true,
  "factory": true
}

4. Insert the USB disk back and power on the device.

Reset options

You can use either key independently or combine them:

Key	Value	Effect
network	true	Resets all network settings to factory defaults (IP addresses, gateway, DNS). See the First Boot section for the default IP configuration. Data and projects are kept.
factory	true	Full factory reset — wipes all stored data, projects, and configuration. The device will be completely clean after reboot. Network is also reset, even without setting network: true.

Network reset only

To reset only the network settings (data and projects are kept):

{
  "network": true
}

Full factory reset

To wipe everything including network settings — factory: true alone is sufficient:

{
  "factory": true
}

Warning: A full factory reset ("factory": true) is irreversible. All stored runtime data, projects, and configuration will be permanently deleted.