Factory Reset Without Losing Customised Kits & Settings

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Oxygen
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Factory Reset Without Losing Customised Kits & Settings

Post by Oxygen » Tue Feb 10, 2026 2:48 pm

Can someone briefly explain to me how to do a Factory Reset without losing Customised Kits/Settings, please?

Thank you!

Richard
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Re: Factory Reset Without Losing Customised Kits & Settings

Post by Richard » Wed Feb 11, 2026 1:25 pm

Hi, it's not possible to do this yet but it's on our development roadmap to add the ability to backup and restore settings & kits from the app.

I'm curious to know if you need(ed) to do a factory reset and, if so, why?

Oxygen
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Re: Factory Reset Without Losing Customised Kits & Settings

Post by Oxygen » Wed Feb 11, 2026 3:15 pm

Okay, thank you Richard,

I naiively assumed that all custom kits/settings would be retained within the app.

I should have checked with you first because I lost a heavily customised kit in the factory reset process.

The problem I was having was that the kick drum was somewhat glitchy.

I was getting double/triple kick drum sounds fired off in quick succession with only a single input.

First, I cleaned the foot markers, as well as rebooting the camera and app, but those measures didn't solve the problem.

I normally play without footwear, but this time I was wearing trainers - and I've just discovered that the white 'N' logo stitched on the sides of my New Balance trainers are slightly reflective.

Everything's working fine now (as long as I don't wear those trainers).

Cheers,

Stefan
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Richard
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Re: Factory Reset Without Losing Customised Kits & Settings

Post by Richard » Wed Feb 11, 2026 3:38 pm

Thanks for the explanation. Yes, even though Aerodrums 2 doesn't have the lighting issues that Aerodrums 1 has, you still need to be careful with objects that could reflect too much infrared light back into the Aerodrums 2 sensor. That could include mirrors, glass doors, metallic objects, or retro-reflective materials - which seems to be case with your trainers.

In general, it should never be necessary to do a factory reset to fix an issue. If it is, it's a bug. That's why I was curious to know the reason for performing the reset.

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