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ORBISPHERE
8.1 Access Rights Management
Each user has a unique ID and user password. The ID and password is used by the
software to:
• Allow or deny a user to perform specific actions.
• To trace these actions with his "ID" in a log file.
Once the ID and password are entered, the user is allowed to perform actions according
to the "Access level" that has been attributed to his ID by the Manager.
See “Security
Level Table” on page 126
Table 8-1:
Access Levels
At startup, all the menus are locked. The user has to identify himself to get access
beyond the different views (
See “Function Keys on the Header Bar” on page 32 )
8.2 Configure Security
This enables defining the users with their access levels when the software starts for the
first time. It is possible to configure several parameters related to confidentiality. This
requires a user access level 4.
Level Typical rights Comments
0
View parameters, change views
Press the unlock button
and OK to access
1
+ Start/Stop measurements
2
+ Calibration
3
+ Modify parameters
4
+ Modify table "User Access level"
+ Enable/Disable "Access right" features
There is at least one ID
having the level 4
Note:
Access rights are disabled
by default.
Access rights: When enabled, it is required to log on
as a registered user (see
“User Management” on
page 103 ) to access the menus. When disabled
(default), all menus are access free, and the effect of
leaving the text box blank in user login window is that
there will be no name recorded for the action in the log
file.
Enter a maximum session time in minutes for
improved confidentiality. The user is logged out
automatically when the set delay for inactivity is over.
User action logging: When enabled, every action from
a logged on user is recorded in a user log file for
traceability.
Clear all user actions log file. Confirm to clear the log
file. This functionality is aimed at clearing demo or test
logs for example. The log file is a rolling buffer
recording the last 1000 actions.