Micromod Micro-PWC: 53PW6000 MicroPWC Configuration Guide - Manual (Page 30)

Micro-PWC CONFIGURATION GUIDE
10 System Configuration
Select Log In from the menu. The Micro-PWC Login window appears ( Figure 2-1 ). Enter the login name of
the user, using either the Micro-PWC keyboard or by clicking on the keys in the Login window. Press
R
ETURN (or click OK). Enter the password in the same manner.
The initial displays assigned in the user’s login configuration are placed on the screen of the Micro-PWC
used for the login operation. The Quick Keys and CRT Context Keys (see
Section 9.9, Quick Keys and
Section 9.11, CRT Context Keys ) assigned in the user’s login configuration are available to the user. The
user's name is displayed in the title bar of the Mini-Alarm Window.
A user can log in to a Micro-PWC which already has an active login on it. This action causes the previous
user to be logged out. If the new user has defined an initial CRT Context (i.e., CRT Login Context Key), the
screen will display this new environment. If no initial CRT Context has been defined, the displays on the
screen remain unchanged.
2.2.3 Logging Out
The following actions take place only on the Micro-PWC which the user is logging out of:
• The security Access Level, Quick Keys and CRT Context Keys change to those defined for the
Default user.
• The user name in the title bar of the Mini-Alarm Qindow changes to Default.
• The Login Context changes to that of the Default user, and the login parameters will change to
those of the Default user. (In other words, when an actual user logs out, the Micro-PWC
✎ Note
The security system of Access Levels controls the user’s access to
controller areas and priorities as well as network and controller
functions. When security is active, the user’s access to these
parameters is defined by the System Default or by the user’s login
configuration. When the security system is inactive (a user-
selectable state, refer to
Section 2.10.1, Security Activation ), no
restrictions are placed on the user’s access abilities.
Figure 2-1. User Login Window
✎ Note If an incorrect login name or password is entered during a login
attempt, a System Event message will be generated and a pop-up
window containing an OK button and the following message will
appear: Login failure. Try again?
Click OK to close the pop-up window and return to the Micro-PWC
Login window.