Allen&Heath GLD-80 - Manual (Page 28)

GLD User Guide 28 AP8561 iss.4
User Profiles
GLD lets you set up and work with up to 10 'User Profiles' including an Administrator and 9 Users. You
can set permissions and a password to restrict operator access to certain functions.
To log in as a different user Go to the Home /
Users screen and select a User. Touch Login. The User
can also be changed from the GLD power up Login screen
which appears when a password is set for the current user.
If a password has been set then you are prompted to enter it
when you log in, turn the system on, or lock and unlock the
Surface.
If a User Scene has been set then this will be recalled, but
only if you are logging in as a different user.
The User List. 'Admin' has access to all functions and
can set permissions and allocate passwords if required
for the other users. Up to 9 guest users may be
configured and activated.
Icons show if a User is ON (active), has a
password set, or has a User Scene set.
Touch to open the keypad
and Apply a name for the
selected User.
Touch to set or change the
password. This is entered
twice to avoid errors.
You can add a comment to
display here and on the
Login screen. For example,
provide details about or
instructions for each user.
You can choose a User
Scene which will recall
when a different user with a
Scene set logs in. This does
not recall when the same
user logs in. Choose ‘No
Scene’ if none is required.
Touch to open the Set
Permissions page. Here
you can enable or disable
any combination of
functions to restrict how
much control and access
you give each User.
Category tabs group the different
types of user permissions available.
List of permissions for the selected
category show if they are enabled (ON)
or disabled (OFF).
A description of the parameters
affected for the highlighted permission
is shown here.
Touch to enable or disable the
highlighted permission.
Touch Apply to save your changes or
Cancel to return to the User Profile
page without saving.
Refer to the GLD Touch Screen Reference Guide for more information on
using User Profiles and setting their Permissions.