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5.3.3.1.5 User administration
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Settings > Device > User administration
The controller is protected against unauthorised settings by means of user levels. Each user level determines which
changes are permitted.
There are four user levels: Display (0), Operation (1), Setting (2) and Administration (3). The figures after the user level
are used to display the current user level. If the current user level is Setting, for example, then this is indicated in the
menu bar with the lock, followed by a figure 2. A separate password can be assigned to each user level.
Information:
As the factory setting, all passwords are set to a value of 22
To change a user level, it is sufficient to click the corresponding line in the available user levels. The box will be
highlighted in colour. To accept the new user level, it is necessary to press the confirmation button. The user will then
be prompted to enter the password for this or the next highest level. Clicking on “Login” opens the screen for entering
the password, which is accepted with the Return key
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The higher the user level, the more changes are permitted. The following change options are allocated to the individual
user levels:
Number
User level
Change options
0
Display
No change options
Only navigation
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Operation
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Setpoint values
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Activation of boost
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Activation of standby
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Operating modes
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Diagnosis
Locked:
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Parametrisation
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Fault handling
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Mould test
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User administration
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Factory setting
2
Setup
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Setpoint values
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Activation of boost
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Activation of standby
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Operating modes
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Parametrisation
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Mould test
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Diagnosis incl. fault handling
Locked:
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User administration
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Factory setting
3
Administration
No restrictions
The administrator can change and delete the passwords.
