Micromod Micro-PWC: 53PW6000 MicroPWC Configuration Guide - Manual (Page 71)

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as the Default Login is initially set at Supervisor Level 3 (the most powerful Access Level).
To configure the Micro-PWC security system, from the System Window select Menu > Configure >
Security. The security menu provides the following options:
• Security Activation
• Default Login
• Function Access
• User Login
• Change Password
2.10.1 Security Activation
Security on the Micro-PWC can be active or inactive. When Security is inactive, the Access Level is set to
that defined for the Default Login. (The Default Login, described in further detail in
Section 2.10.2, Default
Login , is used at the initial Micro-PWC startup, and whenever there is no user logged in on the Micro-
PWC.) Message filtering is enabled for all logins when security is inactive.
Selecting Security Activation from the Security menu displays the Security Activation window shown in
Figure 2-27 .
If security has not been activated, the window prompts the user to Activate Security; if security has already
been activated, the window prompts the user to Deactivate Security.
Yes is automatically highlighted; click it, or press
R ETURN to take the action indicated by the prompt. This
change takes place when the user exits the Security Activation window. To exit without making a change,
click No.
2.10.2 Default Login
Two security conditions exist on the Micro-PWC:
• No user logged in
• User logged in
When no user is logged in (a state which occurs at system startup when auto-login is not possible, or after
a user logs out), some actions can still be performed on the Micro-PWC. This state is known as the Default
Login, and is denoted by the word Default in the Mini-Alarm Window menu bar, where the user name is
normally displayed. The scope of actions permitted to the Default Login depends on the configuration of
the Micro-PWC Default.
✎ Note
Read this chapter completely before reconfiguring the Default
Login. Also, be sure to create a new privileged login account with
an Access Level of Supervisor Level 3 before lowering the Access
Level of the Default Login.
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Figure 2-27. Security Activation/Deactivation Windows