DMP not booting properly

Hi Team,
I am trying to upgrade my DMP(4400G) from 5.2.1 to 5.2.2 version. During the last upgrade from 5.1 to 5.2.1 few units got some problem. Now these units are not discovered by DMM or even i don,t get Display(CISCO page with IP add). I tried to reset them to factory default but no luck.
Added to that One of them unit keeping rebooting automatically, giving beep at intervals.
I tried to find some solution online but there is written that if during the upgrade process i did not make them factory default then i need to go through some long process to make them again discoverable to DMM. I guess i need to go through that process.
Please let me know the process, how to recover back.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Rajesh

Rajesh,
* What version of DMP code do you think is
on the DMP?
* What model of DMP?
* What BROWSER are you using to access DMP?
* Does the WEB DMP-DM come up and ask you for
a Usename & Password?
or
Does it just ask for a PASSWORD to activate the DMP?
Please provide a SCREEN CAPTURE of the first page that
you are seeing when you HMTL to DMP.
Another thing to try is to issue another reset on DMP and
wait for the LOGO screen to appear & then disappear before
accessing the DMP-DM.
T.

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