Condor XC-Mini Plus 2 prompts to restore factory settings

Customer Problem: Hi, my Condor XC-Mini Plus 2 has the following prompt after resetting the password, what should I do?

condor-xc-mini-plus2-error

Solution: Just follow the instructions of the machine to operate.


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