S
YSTEM
P
ARAMETERIZATION AND
O
PERATION
System 6844(RC) - V03.00
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hopf
Elektronik GmbH
Nottebohmstr. 41
• D-58511 Lüdenscheid • Tel.: +49 (0)2351 9386-86 • Fax: +49 (0)2351 9386-93 • Internet: http://www.hopf.com • E-Mail: [email protected]
5.2.14 Keyword Function for Keypad
The System can be protected by a key-word against unauthorized changes via the keypad to
the settings.
Warning: In the case of Systems 6844, if the keyword is lost this can
only be reset at the
hopf
factory.
In 6844RC Systems, the keyword for the keyboard can be reset by trigger-
ing a factory default via the remote interface.
In order to avoid delays during commissioning, the keyword should only be set
after commissioning has been completed. The keyword should be kept in a
safe place and protected against unauthorized access.
If a keyword has been set then this is requested after a selection has been made from the
main menu.
If the keyword is entered correctly then the display changes to the selected menu. The key-
word protection is then deactivated until the selected menu has been exited. The keyword
protection is automatically reactivated after exiting the menu by pressing
BR
or after 255
seconds without pressing a key.
No keyword is set up in the factory.
Selection frame:
S E T K E Y P A D
K E Y W O R D
Y / N
Input frame:
S E T / E N T E R
K E Y W O R D >
7 2 5 9 <
A 4 digit number can now be entered as the keyword. The entry must be completed by
pressing the
ENT
key. The number sequence
0000
is an exception.
Input frame:
S E T / E N T E R
K E Y W O R D >
0 0 0 0 <
With this sequence of numbers the current keyword (if set)
is deleted
and the keyword pro-
tection is deactivated.
The keyword becomes active when the next selection is made from the main menu.
Input frame:
K E Y - W O R D >
* * * *
<
A star is displayed for each digit entry and is always automatically completed by an arrow af-
ter the fourth entry.
The keyword is confirmed by pressing the
ENT
key. If the keyword is correct entry is
gained to the corresponding menu item.