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8.5 Setting Up a New User Procedure Note: Operator settings can be specified only by those with a “Super User” status. 1. At the [Main] screen, press [Operator Config] to display the [Operator Config] screen. 2. Press [O…

8.4 Boot-up Settings

(ESR0605)

The machine accesses the “Boot file” when the machine boots up. It is possible to specify

the location of the boot-up file on the machine’s hard disk or even a computer on the

network.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, press [Maintenance B] then [Boot Up Configuration] to

display the [Boot Up Configuration] screen.

2. After all settings are made, press [Update] to return to the [Main] screen.

3. Press [Shutdown] at the [Main] screen then restart the machine.

Note: If the [Network] setting is specified, the following three additional settings must be specified:

[Local Configuration (Machine)], [Remote Host Configuration (Network Computer)], [User

Identification (For FTP Server Connection)].

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8.5 Setting Up a New User

Procedure

Note: Operator settings can be specified only by those with a “Super User” status.

1. At the [Main] screen, press [Operator Config] to display the [Operator Config]

screen.

2. Press [Operator] to display the keyboard, then enter the operator name.

3. Press [Password] to display the keyboard, then enter the password. Enter the

same password again at the [Retype Password] item.

4. Press the [Language] button to select the desired language.

5. Specify the “access rights” settings for the [Production], [Program],

[Maintenance A], [Maintenance B], [Maintenance C] then [Super Operator] items.

6. Press [Add] then [OK] to add the new operator.

7. Press [Close] to end the Operator settings operation.

The name added appears in the user list when the machine starts up. Refer to the

following section for details of how to customize the settings for a user name.

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8.6 Changing User Settings

The access rights of each user name are customizable, and allow administrators to

identify which operator is using a machine, and when. The only user whose settings

cannot be changed is “Super Operator”. “Super Operator” is a special administration

level user name which is installed by default on every machine.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, press [Operator Config] to display the [Operator Config]

screen.

2. Select the operator name (from the “Operator List” display) where a setting

change is desired. To delete the selected operator name, press [Delete].

3. Under the [Language] item, specify the “access rights” settings for the

[Production], [Program], [Maintenance A], [Maintenance B], [Maintenance C] then

[Super Operator] items. “Access rights” setting statuses are indicated by “O” and

“X” marks.

4. After selecting a setting item, [Update] can be pressed to show the updated results

onscreen.

5. After completing the setting procedure, press [Close] to return to the [Main]

screen.

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