Standard mode versus secure mode, User names, groups, and roles – Bio-Rad Image Lab™ Software User Manual

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11 | Using the Security Edition

204 | ChemiDoc MP Imaging System with Image Lab Software

Standard Mode versus Secure Mode

Image Lab Security Edition can be run in either of the following modes:

Standard Mode — in this mode, there are no restrictions on controlling the

instrument, operating the software, or changing the documents.

Secure Mode — in this mode, in addition to the features available in

standard mode, extensive security features are enabled, including

document signing and log creation.

When Image Lab is in secure mode, a padlock symbol appears in the left corner

of the status bar. If no padlock is present, the software is running in standard

mode.

When Image Lab is installed, by default it is set to run in standard mode. It continues

to run in this mode until a user with Image Lab Administrator privileges enables

secure mode.

This chapter assumes you are running the application in secure mode unless

otherwise noted.

User Names, Groups, and Roles

When Image Lab Security Edition is run in secure mode, you must log in with a user

name and password in order to run the application. The Microsoft Windows system

administrator generally creates the user names and passwords. The Image Lab

administrator defines the groups to which the Security Edition roles will be

associated.

Note: See

Setting Up Users and Groups on page 219

for additional information

about setting up groups, user names, and passwords.

Lock indicates secure
mode is enabled

No lock indicates standard
mode is enabled

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