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User Manual SIPLACE S-23 HM 3 Introduction and Basic Concepts Software Version SR.406.xx 02/00 US Edition 3.3 User Interface - Views and Menus 121 Example of ini tial password allocation 3 3 Å Click t he "New passwo…
3 Introduction and Basic Concepts User Manual SIPLACE S-23 HM
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Access level... 3
It is possible to protect some user interface functions against unauthorized use by setting an
access level and allocating a password. Functions which are not accessible from a given access
level cannot be executed since the associated push-button, radio buttons and menu commands
are either inactive or not displayed. 3
You can choose between the access levels "Operator", "Line engineer" and "Service". Passwords
can be allocated for the access levels "Line engineer" and "Service". 3
Å Click the menu item Access level ...
The "Access level" dialog box is opened.
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Å Click the radio button for the required access level.
Å Click the "Change password" button to the right of the access level if you want to allocate a
password or change an existing password.
The dialog box for password entry is now displayed.
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User Manual SIPLACE S-23 HM 3 Introduction and Basic Concepts
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Example of initial password allocation 3
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Å Click the "New password" text box and enter the required password.
Å Click the "Confirm password" text box and re-enter the password.
Å Click the OK button to confirm the password.
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Example for the modification of an existing password 3
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Å Click the "Old password" text box and enter the current password.
The other two text boxes now become active.
Å Click the "New password" text box and enter the new password.
Å Click the "Confirm password" text box and re-enter the new password.
Å Click the OK button to confirm the password.
Å Click OK to close the "Access level" dialog box.
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Control mode... 3
The control mode determines how the station is supplied with the necessary placement data. 3
Å Click the menu item Control mode...
The "Control mode" dialog box is displayed.
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Control Modes: 3
Stand alone (for test purposes only)
This control mode allows you to load a cluster (placement program) for test and service purposes
from the station computer using the menu item "New cluster..." .
The necessary data must be located on the station computer’s hard disk. 3
GEM Host
In this control mode, clusters can only be specified by the host computer.
The necessary data must be located on the host computer’s hard disk. 3
NOTE
This setting must be activated if you want to download cluster data from the host computer to the
station computer via the GEM interface. The procedure for doing this is described in Chapter. 12.3
Line Computer
If a cluster has been prespecified at the station, all the necessary associated data is loaded from
the line computer. The data must be located on the line computer’s hard disk. 3