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Password reset for Digital Instruments, Digitisers and Acquisition Systems

These reset procedures should be used if your password has been forgotten.

It is not, in general, possible to recover a forgotten password. The procedures below can only be used to reset the password to the factory default. The password should then be changed immediately. Güralp recommend the use of a random password generator such as that at random.org to generate truly strong passwords.
The default passwords of Güralp equipment are widely known. Do not connect any unit to the Internet without first changing the default password to something stronger. Strong passwords are essential for Internet-connected systems.

If the procedure linked here is not able to reset the password on your unit, please contact for assistance.

Choose the procedure appropriate to your hardware:

  • Minimus₂
  • Minimus Lite
Minimus₂ and Minimus Lite

The passwords of a Minimus₂ or Minimus Lite digitiser can be reset using the Minimus₂ password reset procedure.

  • Minimus
  • Minimus+
Minimus   Minimus+

The passwords of a Minimus or Minimus+ digitiser can be reset using the Minimus password reset procedure.

  • Fortimus
Fortimus

The passwords of a Fortimus accelerometer can be reset using the Fortimus password reset procedure.

  • Certimus
Certimus

The passwords of a Certimus seismometer can be reset using the Certimus password reset procedure.

  • Affinity
Affinity

The root password of an Affinity digitiser can be reset using the Affinity password reset procedure.

  • NAM Mk2
NAM Mark 2

The root password of a NAM Mk2 data acquisition system can be reset using the NAM Mk2 password reset procedure.

  • NAM Mk1
NAM Mark 1

There is currently no published procedure for password reset on the NAM Mk1 data acquisition system. Please contact for advice.

  • DM24S3
  • DM24S6
DM24 in a peli-case

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

  • DM24S3EAM
  • DM24S3AM
  • DM24S6EAM
  • DM24S6AM
DM24 in a metal cylindrical case

or

DM24SxEAM in a pali-case

These systems each contain two internal modules: a DM24 digitiser and an EAM acquisition system. The root password of the EAM can be reset using the EAM password reset procedure.

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

  • 3TDE
3TDE

This instrument contains two internal modules: a DM24 digitiser and an EAM acquisition system. The root password of the EAM can be reset using the EAM password reset procedure.

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

  • 3ESPCDE
3ESPCDE

This instrument contains two internal modules: a digitiser and an EAM acquisition system. The digitiser can be either a DM24 or a CD24. The root password of the EAM can be reset using the EAM password reset procedure.

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

The firmware of a CD24 digitiser is not password-protected.

  • 40TDE
40TDE

This instrument contains two internal modules: a DM24 digitiser and an EAM acquisition system. The root password of the EAM can be reset using the EAM password reset procedure.

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

  • 5TCDE
5TCDE

This instrument contains two internal modules: a digitiser and an EAM acquisition system. The digitiser can be either a DM24 or a CD24. The root password of the EAM can be reset using the EAM password reset procedure.

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

The firmware of a CD24 digitiser is not password-protected.

  • EAM
EAM

The root password of an EAM data acquisition system can be reset using the EAM password reset procedure.

  • DCM
EAM

There is currently no published procedure for password reset on DCM acquisition systems. Please contact for assistance.

  • 3ESPCD
    with CD24
3ESPCD

The 3ESPCD was offered with choice of two digitisers: a DM24 or a CD24. Models with a CD24 have a 19-pin connector on the lid for a break-out box (CD24 break-out box ). The DATA and GPS connectors are on the break-out box, not on the instrument. The firmware of the CD24 is not password-protected.

  • 3ESPCD
    with DM24
3ESPD

The 3ESPCD was offered with choice of two digitisers: a DM24 or a CD24. Models with a DM24 have DATA and GPS connectors on the lid of the instrument itself.

The firmware of a DM24 digitiser is not password-protected but, in some cases of firmware corruption, a password may be requested. If this happens, please contact for advice.

  • 6TD
6TD

The 6TD has an internal CD24 digitiser. The firmware of the CD24 is not password-protected.

  • CD24
CD24

The firmware of the CD24 is not password-protected.

Do not connect any unit to the Internet without first changing the default password to something stronger. Strong passwords are essential for Internet-connected systems.

If the procedure linked here is not able to reset the password on your unit, please contact for assistance.