Zkteco Ua300 Factory Reset ❲2026 Update❳

If possible, back up user data via ZKAccess 3.5 or ZKTime Web software before resetting. 4. Factory Reset Methods 4.1 Method 1: Hardware Reset (Without Administrator Access) Use this method when the administrator password is unknown.

| Item | Consideration | |------|----------------| | | All user credentials and logs are permanently deleted. | | Network Settings | IP address, subnet mask, and gateway revert to defaults (typically 192.168.1.201 / 255.255.255.0). | | Lock/Relay Settings | Door lock delay, sensor mode, and alarm configurations reset. | | Language | Reverts to default (English or region-specified). | | Communication | RS232/485 parameters and Ethernet settings reset. | zkteco ua300 factory reset

A paperclip or small, non-conductive tool. If possible, back up user data via ZKAccess 3

| Parameter | Default Value | |-----------|----------------| | IP Address | 192.168.1.201 | | Port | 4370 (TCP) | | Administrator Password | 12345 (or 0000 for some older firmware) | | User Data | None | | Lock Delay | 5 seconds | | Door Sensor | Normally Closed | | Alarm Time | 10 seconds | | Language | English (US) | | Communication Mode | TCP/IP priority | | Item | Consideration | |------|----------------| | |

Document ID: ZK-UA300-RST-2024 Product: ZKTeco UA300 (Fingerprint & RFID Access Control Terminal) Document Type: Troubleshooting & Maintenance Procedure 1. Abstract The ZKTeco UA300 is a standalone access control device combining fingerprint, RFID card, and password authentication. Operational integrity may require a factory reset due to administrator credential loss, configuration errors, or device repurposing. This paper details the two primary methods for executing a factory reset: hardware-based (using the reset button and power cycle) and software-based (via the administrator menu or ZKAccess software). It also covers post-reset behaviors and critical warnings. 2. Introduction Factory resetting the UA300 restores all settings to their original state upon leaving the factory. This action irreversibly deletes all user data (fingerprint templates, card credentials, passwords), access levels, time schedules, and custom network/IP settings. It does not affect the device’s bootloader or firmware version.