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General Instrument Setup
R&S
®
FSMR3000
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MREC Measuring Receiver application
Remote command:
SYSTem:PRESet:COMPatible
on page 648
Out-of-range value behavior
By default, if you enter a value that is outside the valid range in an input field for a set-
ting, a warning is displayed and the value is not accepted. Alternatively, entries below
the minimum value can automatically be set to the minimum possible entry, and entries
above the maximum value set to the maximum possible entry. This behavior avoids
errors and facilitates setting correct values.
SecureUser Mode
If activated, the R&S FSMR3 requires a reboot and then automatically logs in using the
"SecureUser" account.
Data that the R&S FSMR3 normally stores on the solid-state drive is redirected to vola-
tile memory instead. Data that is stored in volatile memory can be accessed by the
user during the current instrument session; however, when the instrument’s power is
removed, all data in volatile memory is erased.
The Secure User Mode can only be activated or deactivated by a user with administra-
tor rights.
Note: Storing instrument settings permanently. Before you activate secure user mode,
store any instrument settings that are required beyond the current session, such as
predefined instrument settings, transducer files, or self-alignment data.
For details on the secure user mode see
Chapter 9.2, "Protecting Data Using the
Secure User Mode" , on page 238.
Remote command:
SYSTem:SECurity[:STATe]
on page 622
Note: Initially after installation of the R&S FSMR3-K33 option, secure user mode must
be enabled manually once before remote control is possible.
Changing the password ← SecureUser Mode
When the secure user mode is activated the first time after installation, you are promp-
ted to change the passwords for all user accounts in order to improve system security.
System Configuration Settings