The Reset button returns the simulation to its starting conditions, clearing out statistics and setting all randomness back to a repeatable baseline.
To return a printer to its default settings.
The operation of returning an electronic, or electrical, device to its original or "start" point. Most AMP data terminals offer manual reset, automatic reset, or both.
A control function that attempts to return a system or device to its normal, nonalarm state.
The process of interrupting a computing device and causing it to return to a default condition.
To return the microcontroller to a known state. This operation may or may not alter processor registers, memory or peripheral states.
To return a printer to its defaults by turning the printer off and then back on.
To return the CX6600 to its defaults by turning the CX6600 off and back on.
To return this product to its defaults by turning this product off and then back on.
To return the Stylus Photo RX600 to its defaults, turning it off, then back on.
To blank or clear or return to its original state the information you had on your computer screen.
The point of the trigger's return journey at which the gun's internal mechanisms are ready to fire another round. On many guns, after the shot has fired, if you hold the trigger to the rear and then slowly release it, you can feel or sometimes hear an audible click as the trigger reaches the reset point. The reset point varies greatly from one type of gun to another, and some guns do not reset until the trigger has been allowed to complete its entire return journey.
A service of the SCCP to return a connection to a predefined state, or to recover from loss of synchronization between two SCCP users.
Term synonymous with "CLEAR." The Q=0 state of a flip-flop.
(Machine Safety) The use of a manually-operated switch to restore the safety outputs to the ON state from a Latch condition, or return to the RUN mode from a Lockout condition.
The ability of a security system to automatically stop sounding the siren and return to an armed state after being triggered, as long as no further trigger conditions are present.
In a computer or data transmission system, to reset means is to clear any pending errors or events and bring a system to normal condition or initial state usually in a controlled manner. It is usually done in response to an error condition when a processing activity is impossible to proceed or it's undesirable for the activity to proceed and all error recovery mechanisms fail. A computer storage software would normally perform a "reset" if a command times out and error recovery schemes like retry or abort also fail.