Front panel pin – GE Industrial Solutions Pulsar Plus Controller User Manual

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Pulsar Plus Controller Family

Issue 7 December 2011

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Front Panel PIN

Controllers have the ability to restrict certain types of access from the front panel of the unit. It has the
ability to enforce a four-digit Power Identification Number (PIN) requirement for users of the front panel for
certain control/operations and configurable items. These control/operations and configurations are
generally considered the items that will only be done during initial install or by specific personnel. This
feature is shipped disabled from the factory in the standard controller offering and must be enabled by a
remote user with administrator level privileges. When the front panel PIN feature is enabled, the factory
default for the PIN is 0000. Each position of the password is configurable between 0-9. A sample screen like
that following is required for PIN access.

The up, down, left and right arrows are used to enter the appropriate password. Upon entering a correct PIN
the following momentary screen shows up and then disappears leaving the user at the menu location prior
to entering the PIN.

A user must enter the PIN for items that generally are not deemed as functions of a typical maintenance
routine. It is assumed that the majority of the configured thresholds and system operational features will
not be changed through a maintenance routine. Thus, entering the correct PIN will be required in order for
these specific types of parameters or features to be modified in the field. These same rules are implemented
when accessing through the Craft port. In addition to Configuration items, there are some
Control/Operations that also require the PIN. These are shown below.

Control/Operations that require PIN

1. Clear History
2. Clear Statistics
3. Disconnects – Manual disconnect/reconnect of any LVLD/LVBD
4. Enter Boost


Control/Operations that do not require PIN

1. Lamp Test
2. Restart Rectifiers
3. Uninstall Equipment
4. Start Battery Test
5. Start Alarm Test
6. Load Factory Defaults
7. Cut-off Audible Alarm

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