Local Director Clear Stats

I've got a LD416 running 3.1.4. I need to clear the statistics on it to help examine a problem. Is there any way to do this in 3.1.4? I've been going through the docs and maybe I'm blind but it doesn't seem to an option???
Thanks
-Paul Gomez

unfortunately there is no way - except the reload.
Gilles.

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