Hi!
Thanks for the quick answer.
The cobolt system does have a lock function. Just press the lock key twice to lock and setup+lock to change the pin.
And when will the bug that limits the pin conde be resolved? (must be under 1957 for som strange reason).
I can't seem to attach images to here. So here are some links.
I see that we haven't actually put the range of valid PINs in the Help at present, we should add that!
It is possible to reset without re-installing, however I'd rather not post the instructions publicly.
Contact your local ETC Tech Service and they can tell you how.
I did some more digging on this. Actually the bug is still there. But the max number is not actually 1957. If you try to set a pin larger than 6553 you get the wrong number in the input box. In this example the number 6555 results in the number 1 being entered in the new pin box.
The 1957 is a result on that the pin cannot be larger than 6553 and 8511 (witch is the pin I tired to enter) results in 1957 (8511-6554=1957).
And if you look at the 6553 number. Is is suspiciously similar to 65536, a unsigned int (16bit value) if you divide it by 10. So I am guessing that the pin is stored in an unsigned int somewhere in the code and that overflows if you enter a number larger than 6553.
I have found a way to find the lost pin code. It is printed in plain text in the CobaltSettings.cfg file you get if you export your cobalt settings form the system settings/utilities
